Sites like monkeytype.com

Colemak Academy is a free typing tutor teaching touch typing in the Colemak, Colemak-DH and Dvorak keyboard layouts

Documentation for Zettel Notes, an Android app for plain text notes, BibTeX citations and Tasker automation

Personal homepage of Ben Hutton, linking to his JSON Schema work, talks on Speaker Deck, and Open Collective

ZMK Firmware is an open source MIT-licensed keyboard firmware built on the Zephyr RTOS, with documentation and a blog

Rapid Typing is a typing tutor software site offering touch-typing courses, tests and lesson editor, multilingual, with free download

A German podcast on software development, agile methods and tech topics by hosts Sandra Parsick and Daniel Zenzes

Personal site of Lexi, a self-taught developer and astrophotographer, with proxy tools, blog posts and a band page

Xah Code, a personal website of programming tutorials, math notes, blogs and essays by Xah Lee

Neovim, a Vim-based open-source text editor project with extensible Lua plugins, documentation and developer resources

A community-driven pastel color theme project offering palettes and ports for coding, design, and other applications

A beta peer-to-peer tool for sending files directly between browsers, with transfers starting when the recipient opens a link

A website of random character generators and writing prompts for fiction writers and game makers, run by its creator, RanGen

Joplin, an open source note-taking app with multimedia notes, web clipping and end-to-end encrypted sync, developed by Laurent

A free, open-source web development curriculum with curated online resources and project lessons, run by volunteers

JavaScript minifier Terser: a tool and documentation site for shrinking, mangling and compressing JavaScript code

Splide, a lightweight accessible JavaScript slider library with documentation, examples and a sponsor-only WebGL transition add-on

A review blog by ThereminGoat covering mechanical keyboard switches, including Hall Effect and clicky switch reviews

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

Linkwarden, an open source bookmark manager for saving, annotating and preserving web pages, with apps and a browser extension

A multilingual interactive tutorial, cheatsheet and playground for learning regular expressions step by step, by Regex Learn

geekhack is a community forum for mechanical keyboard enthusiasts, covering group buys, interest checks, custom builds and marketplace sales

Drafts, a software tool for writing and sharing company communication, with sign-up and demo pages for teams

pqrs.org is a personal portfolio of macOS utilities, Thunderbird add-ons, hardware and retro emulation projects by its developer

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

Zed, an open-source multiplayer code editor from Zed Industries with optional AI agent integration and the Agent Client Protocol

Tania Rascia's personal website with a programming blog on JavaScript and React, a chef's career timeline, and memories of Josh

Personal site of Alex Ellis, a cloud native consultant writing about serverless, microVMs and containers, and his products OpenFaaS, Actuated and Inlets

A browser-based virtual TV tool letting visitors channel-surf retro television sets from the 1950s to the 2000s

Little Light, a free Destiny 2 companion app download page by João Paulo Marquesini, with a privacy policy

Protesilaos (Prot)'s personal website on GNU Emacs packages, Linux, PGP keys, coaching and writing, by Prot Stavrou

A blog tracking truck crashes into the low Gregson Street railroad bridge in Durham, North Carolina

Motion, an open-source JavaScript and React animation library with docs, showcase examples and a paid Motion+ component kit

Syncthing, an open-source continuous file synchronisation tool, with project donation and foundation information pages

F-Droid is an app store and distribution platform for free and open source Android apps

Computer, Enhance! is a Substack newsletter on programming courses and interviews by Casey Muratori