Alternatives

Products that do what Hello distributed language user guide [pdf] does

1CL
“Command line text processing with GNU Coreutils” eBook▲117
2021 · learnbyexample.github.io
2AJ
A JavaScript Handbook▲239
2018 · jshandbook.com
3PT
ppl - The Command Line Address Book▲106
2012 · ppladdressbook.org
4LN
Languagecrunch – NLP server Docker image▲152
2018 · hub.docker.com
5BL
Bel language guide and source code with formatting▲36
2019 · github.com
6BA
Building an open-source language-learning platform▲159
2020 · librelingo.app
7LA
Lit – a modern literate programming tool▲95
2014 · github.com
8DA
Diffmatic – A daily GitHub digest for dev teams▲67
2014 · diffmatic.com
9AG
A graph of the languages you use on Github▲35
2012 · aaronparecki.com
10FA
Fltrdr – A TUI Text Reader for the Terminal▲78
2019 · github.com
11DA
Delver, a natural language interface to your app▲52
2013 · delver.io
12MM
Miki: Makefile Wiki, Minimal makefile-based personal wiki▲62
2017 · github.com
13AO
An Open Source Documentation Server▲12
2016 · blog.minio.io
14AW
A Wordle for the command line (Spanish and English)▲34
2022 · github.com
15MY
Minimalist yet Powerful Internationalization Library▲5
2019 · github.com
16EI
Equiv: Inter-Languages Equivalent Package Finder▲24
2016 · github.com
17NM
Nodebook – Multi-Language REPL with Web UI▲16
2018 · github.com
18ZF
Zest – FOSS Docs Browser with DevDocs and Stack Overflow▲42
2016 · zestdocs.org
19TC
The Cross Browser Handbook▲22
2012 · crossbrowserbook.com
20RI
repl.it — A client-side web REPL for 15+ languages▲27
2011 · repl.it
21TT
Torchpad – The simplest way to make a wiki▲28
2014 · torchpad.com
22DT
Distro.tools - Scripts for lazy Linux users▲14
2019 · distro.tools
23SL
Short-list of recommended tools, frameworks/languages▲8
2018 · github.com
24EP
Ecks.pl, a handy little tmux wrapper in Literate Perl▲12
2016 · luchenlabs.com

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