Web Directories & Curated Lists

Cheat-Sheets.org collects programming cheat sheets, quick references, and guides on one page.

Station Index documents radio stations and their history in an encyclopedia entry.

This Wikipedia page lists notable text editors and includes descriptions and license information.

This Wikipedia page lists large language models and notes that additional citations are needed.

This Wikipedia page lists alternative shells for Windows and notes that the article needs additional citations.

The Wikipedia emoji list catalogs emoji characters and related reference information.

Proton Calendar provides a calendar app from Proton, with options for free accounts and business use.

10015.io groups free online tools in one toolbox, with categories spanning graphics, text, programming, finance, and charts.

Wikipedia’s list of common misconceptions presents claims as concise corrections with links to fuller articles.

Wikipedia’s list of online encyclopedias catalogs reference works and notes where activity information may need updates.

The UK Government Web Archive preserves central government information published online from 1996 to the present.

Diffen publishes comparisons across topics including health, science, technology, food, business, and insurance.

Eventbrite lists local events and activities across music, arts, nightlife, business, food, hobbies, and other interests.

The Gazetteer of Wikis is an unofficial list of Miraheze wikis created by wiki authors and open to community additions.

Wikipedia's List of lists of lists page organizes lists of lists into a directory.

Meetup helps people find local groups, events, and activities, or create groups around shared interests.

RefSeek searches academic results from web pages, books, encyclopedias, and journals for students and researchers.

Pixelated Pathways collects internet links and guides, with the site describing its selection as mostly free and open source.

This Python script downloads all Rentry pages from the FreeMediaHeckYeah wiki, including its base64 page, according to the gist description.

Awesome Cheatsheets collects quick references for popular programming languages and frameworks.

Awesome Emacs collects useful packages, libraries, and resources for Emacs users.

Wheel of Names selects a random winner from entered names, with options to customize, save, and share wheels.

Markwhen is a Markdown-like language for writing journals, logs, Gantt charts, and timelines.

Awesome Design Patterns curates software and architecture design patterns with explanations and references.