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* Sick of adware, malware, and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peer-to-peer_file_sharing pirating] (or paying for) expensive, software? Check out [[Libre_Recommendations|our list]]. We are not up to date, but we do fill in some gaps from above directories. | * Sick of adware, malware, and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peer-to-peer_file_sharing pirating] (or paying for) expensive, software? Check out [[Libre_Recommendations|our list]]. We are not up to date, but we do fill in some gaps from above directories. | ||
= Free Skool = | = [https://www.self-directed.org/tp/spaces-of-learning/ Free Skool] = | ||
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* Unsorted and ongoing thread listing various [https://www.skool.com/community/free-skool-communities FREE SKOOL Communities] | * Unsorted and ongoing thread listing various [https://www.skool.com/community/free-skool-communities FREE SKOOL Communities] | ||
Revision as of 16:59, 25 March 2024
Libre Recommendations
- Free Software Directory Publicly editable, missing some prominent projects.
- Open Source Software Directory Partial listing, not publicly editable.
- Sick of adware, malware, and pirating (or paying for) expensive, software? Check out our list. We are not up to date, but we do fill in some gaps from above directories.
Free Skool
- Unsorted and ongoing thread listing various FREE SKOOL Communities
- Archive of the 2013 materials for our Free Skool classes in New Haven, CT.
- Learn about what our Free Skool project was, because Free Skool is Kool for Everyone
Developer Training
- These are materials Diggity put together for students at UConn, for a basic introduction to Web development and sysadmin skills.
- For a more detailed lesson about Web Development, see Primer for Web Developers.
Command Line Literacy
- CommLineLit began as a project to introduce participants to command line interfaces.
Beer Me Up!
- It's very rough around the edges, but if you're a homebrewer or interested in starting, we need your help with edits.
More Resources
- W3Schools: Interactive HTML, CSS, and JavaScript tutorials.
- Codecademy: Resource for programming in general, including the Web. In-browser command line.
- Go Language: The new, simple Go programming language. In-browser command line.
- WikiMedia Commons is a great place to get high-quality images and icons for your site.
- codex.wordpress.org: the home of WordPress, documentation, themes, plugins
- wpcandy.com
- wpbeginner.com
- H-Node hardware database: Recommended hardware for totally free computing.
- DuckDuckGo is the safest way to search.
- FSF Women's Caucus: Advocacy for women in free software.
- Bootstrap Form builder: quickly make responsive Web forms using Bootstrap.
- Creative Commons: Resource for free culture works and the originator of free culture licenses such as CC-BY-SA. We recommend CC-BY-SA for art and other cultural works, and use it for this wiki.
- GNU General Public License: The most-used copyleft software license. We recommend GPLv3 for software source code.
- Freecode: Keep track of up-and-coming FOSS projects as they're released (formerly Freshmeat).
- SourceForge and GitHub: The two biggest hosts of source code repositories on the Web.
- Slashdot: One of the first news aggregators for geeks, with a strong FOSS community.
- The Register & The Channel Register: IT and tech business news, with humor and sarcasm.
- Very useful .htaccess snippets
- Electronic Frontier Foundation: Protecting our rights online.
- Free Software Foundation: Where free software and the GNU General Public License originated, still fighting hard for software freedom.
- LibrePlanet: Wiki for everything software libre, organized around a yearly conference.
- CSS Zen Garden: A great resource for CSS inspiration, with CC-licensed themes for a single HTML file.
- MakeHaven: Makers and tinkerers in New Haven :)
Videos
- Moving pictures, with sound!
Readings
- Text, text, and more text!
Misc Links
Thanks to Phil Lique for these.
- Detecting Mobile Devices with JavaScript
- Design Mobile Websites
- JavaScript for Pinterest-like Grid Layout
- Mobile Phones Support
- Design Theory
- Web Design Workflow
- How to Build a Mobile Website
- Font Face Guide
- Swiss Style Graphic Design
- Design Is History
- Build-Your-Own Adobe Creative Suite using libre and/or gratis alternatives
- W3C JavaScript Tutorial
- Dynamic Drive JavaScript
- jQuery Mobile
ToDo List
Things that still need to be done to this wiki.
Help
Tips on editing this wiki.
About this Wiki
Software requirements, licensing info, and so on.
