Sites like fukabori.fm

Lume, a static site generator for Deno that builds web pages from Markdown, Vento, JSX and other template engines

pdfme, a free open-source JavaScript library for generating, filling and viewing PDFs from JSON templates, with a visual designer

Starship, a minimal, customizable shell prompt written in Rust, documented across multilingual pages and an FAQ

A personal website by Thomas Leitner, blog and projects on Ruby libraries, PDF tools, benchmarks and privacy

Personal site of Takuya Kitazawa, a product builder whose blog and Altruistic Byte newsletter cover AI, data and tech for social good

A Japanese online book, JavaScript Primer, teaching modern JavaScript from ECMAScript 2015 onward, maintained by its community contributors

The aiohttp.org site is the documentation and project page for aiohttp, an asynchronous Python HTTP client and server library built on asyncio

The unified collective's documentation and tooling site for parsing, transforming and serializing content through syntax trees, with guides, recipes and package listings

WXT, an open source framework and set of packages for building browser web extensions with TypeScript, auto-imports and automated publishing

HackTricks is a multilingual wiki of hacking and pentesting techniques, cybersecurity notes and AI security tricks, maintained as an open-source book

ART19 is a podcast hosting platform whose pages list many separate shows, from fiction and AI news to home design

NumFOCUS, a nonprofit charity supporting open source scientific software projects such as SciPy, pandas and Jupyter

Personal website of Sebastián Ramírez, a Colombian software developer, sharing ideas, guides and his open source projects like FastAPI

Pocoo, a former team of open source developers behind Python projects Flask, Sphinx, Jinja, Werkzeug and Pygments

Qiita, a Japanese knowledge-sharing platform where engineers publish technical articles and tutorials on programming and software development

ESLint project website: documentation, playground and team pages for ESLint, the pluggable open-source JavaScript linter

Podcastics, a podcast hosting service with statistics, web audio players and distribution tools, plus a help centre for podcasters

Prettier, an opinionated code formatter for JavaScript, CSS, Markdown and other languages, with editor and CI integrations

Leanpub, a self-publishing platform where authors sell early-access and in-progress books, including technical titles on software and AI

Spanish-language site by Andres Marín Solís offering a faith-focused media hub of podcasts, music, and novels, including the novel Oblivio

NumPy project website: the official home of the open source Python library for numerical computing and N-dimensional arrays

A documentation site for pytest, the Python testing framework, with a list of talks, books and tutorials about it

A community wiki and guide to the IndieWeb movement, promoting personal websites owned and controlled by individuals rather than corporate platforms

Raycast, a macOS launcher app with productivity tools, extensions and AI chat, with legal and FAQ pages

Biome, an open-source toolchain for web projects that formats, lints, and checks JavaScript, TypeScript, and related code

PlantUML, an open-source tool that draws UML diagrams from simple text descriptions, with a Q&A forum and German edition

Ant Design, an open-source React UI component library and design system, with its release changelog and documentation

Obsidian, a free note-taking app for private writing and linked notes, with CLI and multilingual pages

A JavaScript testing framework named Jest, documented on its official site, with French and English pages and community help

Lenny Rachitsky's newsletter on product management, growth, and career advice for product leaders and founders

3v4l.org is an online PHP shell that runs submitted code across more than 500 PHP versions and shows the output of each

A podcast on horror and folklore history, covering topics like the Benandanti, medieval legends, and trolls

Bulma, a free open-source CSS framework for building responsive websites, documented on its site by developer Jeremy Thomas