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Does something like this exist for other languages (Go/Python etc)? This seems well curated, looking for community input vs digging on a search engine. I'm all
by papascrubs 4y ago
Does something like this exist for other languages (Go/Python etc)? This seems well curated, looking for community input vs digging on a search engine.
I'm all for "batteries not included", but every time I dip my toes into languages like that, it can take a bit of work to find out common libraries that the majority is using. Not trying to re-ivent the wheel. It's nice to see opinionated takes on things in one central location.
- dimitar 4y agoThe clojure toolbox: https://www.clojure-toolbox.com/ https://www.clojure-toolbox.com/ There also the various awesome lists on GitHub, but they are not always well curated
- kibwen 4y agoNote that they're literally called "Awesome" lists, that's not an adjective describing the lists themselves. :P
- jmfurlott 4y agoCurious about one for python as well