1. Developer Roadmap
The Developer Roadmap repository does an amazing job of giving you an idea about the landscape and guiding you if you are confused about what to learn next.
2. Awesome Cheatsheets
The Awesome Cheatsheets repository has got cheatsheets for basically everything related to web development and beyond — from frontend to backend and databases to tools.
3. CSS Protips
The CSS Protips repository contains a bunch of tips that can help you to improve your CSS skills significantly. The best part is that the content is translated into more than ten languages.
4. 33 JS Concepts
The 33 JS Concept contains exactly 33 concepts that every JavaScript developer should know. This repository covers everything you need to create a solid JavaScript foundation.
5. 30 Seconds of Code
This repository contains many small code snippets ranging from simple date counting to complex maths. These snippets contain solutions to problems that you’ll run into when coding.
6. Awesome Design Patterns
The awesome design patterns repository contains a curated list of software and architectural design patterns. It’s a great resource if you’re learning about design patterns or if you want to refresh your knowledge.
7. Public APIs
Public API curates a list of different types of APIs that you can use as a web developer or a software developer in general. The APIs cover a lot of topics such as anime, business, movies, animals, cryptocurrency, and a ton lot more.
8. The gitignore
Templates Whenever you want to create a GitHub repository for your project, you should always have a .gitignore file to filter what you want to upload.
