As most of us might have experienced, keeping a tab on all front end resources is truly a daunting task. Today, I am going to share a github link by dypsilon which has a huge compiled list of front end resources. The list is organized into below sections which itself is huge :)
I was really feeling lazy pulling all the sections manually from the link. So, thought I will throw some front-end for this blog. So, quickly opened the source of the page, copied the <ul> element into jsbin.com and added some jquery as below. And boom got the list. Not a bad way to get the information.
$(function(){ $("ul.list > li").each(function(i){ console.log($(this).clone().children().remove().end().text().trim()); }); });
Hey where is the "BUT" :). I couldn't think about the long chaining commands you see below. However, I know what I wanted and simple google landed me on below.
So, without further boring, here is the link for finding all the bookmarks. Thanks to dypsilon once again.
- Guides
- Architecture
- Workflow
- Podcasts
- Weekly & Daily Resources
- Programming & Markup Languages
- Frameworks
- Cross Browser
- Cross Device
- Patterns & Snippets
- Typography
- Services (Free & Commercial)
- Animation
- Widgets
- Visualization
- Validation & Forms
- Transitions
- Numbers
- Time and Dates
- Search
- Testing
- Template Engines
- Routing And URLs
- Rich Text Editors
- Code Viewers & Editors
- Refactoring
- Performance
- Modularity & Loaders
- Package Management
- Image Manipulation
- Icons
- HTTP
- WebSocket
- Error Handling & Debugging
- Documentation
- Windows 8 Style
- Video & Audio
- Library Collections
- Other Front End Collections
- Chat
- Prototyping
- JSON
- Presentations
- Scrolling
- Keyboard
- Tables & DataGrids
- Security
- Layout
- Jobs & Hiring
- Misc
Don't forget to check the awesome "awesome list" when you visit the above resources page. if you need quick link here is one.
Happy developing..
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