A wonderful trip down memory lane of code that had a huge impact in history. The only one that seems to be missing is Y2K.
These people have one of the largest rails apps. They know what they are talking about!
Very nice python interface to control a robot that hides a lot of the complexity (at the cost of flexibility of course)
There are numerous tools used by internal google developers that are not available outside. This is a list of similar tools that are open source and available to all.
Very nice explanation of behavior trees
This is a useful and detailed guide.
Another interesting SLAM library to try
Really good run down features in rust. I believe that rust as a programming language is most appreciated by people who know languages such as C or C plus plus, in other words non-garbage collectors language is where you need to allocate and remember to deallocate.
Very good article for anyone using Neural Networks
Useful feature of Postgres that’s right there but easy to overlook!
A good tour of some new handy features in activerecord 6
I know all these books. Odd that nothing new is on the list.
A comprehensive package of C++ robotics related code. Another resource, not sure how well it works or how usable it is.
Very useful tips and techniques on handling of passwords.
A neat interactive, web based, way to create diagrams. Is it related or based on Graphviz?
This is another package of performance monitoring scaling tools. There are several out there, maybe this one has some cool differences.
A seminal paper on the Markov Localization Algorithm