awesome .dev sites

A curated list of developer resources on the .dev TLD, inspired by awesome.re.

Sites

Resources

• crm.dev - homepage for the Salesforce developer program
• glitch.dev - the Glitch guide to developer relations
• nodejs.dev - Node.js guide content
• opensource.dev - Google’s guide to open source
• stripe.dev - Stripe demos, guides, and developer tools
• slack.dev - Slack tools, libraries, and SDKs
• web.dev - educational resources about web development from Google
• ycombinator.dev - Y Combinator Resources for Developers
• kapitan.dev - Generic templated configuration management for Kubernetes, Terraform and other things
• tfhub.dev - TensorFlow hub
• pptr.dev - a Node library which provides a high-level API to control Chrome or Chromium over the DevTools Protocol
• awesomestacks.dev - an open source tool for discovering tech stacks for building different applications and features

Blogs

• jess.dev - Jess Frazelle's blog

Communities

• women.dev - women Who Code is the largest and most active community for technical women in the world.

Open Source Projects

• github.dev - personal websites built on your Github data
• grow.dev - a declarative, file-based microsite generator
• agones.dev - host, run and scale dedicated game servers on Kubernetes
• lodash.dev - a modern JavaScript utility library delivering modularity, performance & extras
• asylo.dev - an open and flexible framework for enclave applications
• v8.dev - Google’s open source high-performance JavaScript and WebAssembly engine, written in C++.
• cube.dev - Cube.js, an open source serverless analytics framework

Products

• jetbrains.dev - developer tools
• workers.dev - build & deploy serverless apps on a global cloud network

Contribution Guidelines

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• The .dev domain needs to host a site itself, not be a redirect to another resources
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