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CodeGophers▲293
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2AA
Ask a Dev▲288
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Hi From The Other Side▲112
Meet someone who supported another candidate 🇺🇸
2017
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Codecrap▲93
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2014
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Democracy OS▲90
Better decisions, together.
2015
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Carbide▲164
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2016
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Pretty Poli▲87
Make politicians pretty!
2014
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Programmar▲88
A place for developers to read and write
2015
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JavaScript Battle – A daily artificial intelligence battle▲137
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Learn Enough Dev Environment to Be Dangerous▲68
A tutorial introduction to computer development environments
2017
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Code Climate Platform▲113
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Flowhub▲85
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2014
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15DA
Diffmatic – A daily GitHub digest for dev teams▲67
2014 · diffmatic.com
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Securing Democracy▲79
A "disinformation dashboard" tracking Russian propaganda
2017
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RealWorld – A Collection of Exemplary Front End and Back End Codebases▲49
2017 · github.com
18MF
Map for programmers: Explore tech neighbourhood -- feedback please▲7
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Code Climate▲63
Quality & security analysis for RoR and JS.
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Discourse▲43
New open source discussion platform from Jeff Atwood.
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21BX
BobTheWebDev.xyz – AI Generated Web Dev Questions▲19
2018 · bobthewebdev.xyz
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Depstack – Find and vote for popular libs▲40
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23EO
eRegulations, open-source government software▲18
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24PF
Private front-end code playgrounds▲35
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