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    UglifyJS2 github.com

    JavaScript minifier.

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    Puppeteer github.com

    Headless Chrome.

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    Uppy github.com

    A sleek, modular JavaScript file uploader that integrates seamlessly with Angular.

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    Bubblewrap github.com

    Sandboxing tool forming a protective layer for your system.

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    clooney github.com

    A JavaScript library implementing the actor model for concurrent computation. The term is a reference to George Clooney, who is also an actor.

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    horcrux github.com

    Splits a file into encrypted fragments that only together can be decrypted again. In the Harry Potter universe, Horcruxes are fragments of a person's soul. To kill the person, all fragments must be destroyed.

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    corrosion github.com

    The process that turns metal into rust (literally), but also a tool that "turns" C++ into Rust.

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    go-brrr github.com

    Pure Go implementation of the _br_otli compression algorithm. Also a reference to the go brrr meme.

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    Webpack webpack.js.org

    A bundler for JavaScript and other web assets with a short and descriptive name that also somewhat rhymes.

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    yarn yarnpkg.com

    Alternative package manager.

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    Clojure clojure.org

    Dialect of Lisp created by Rich Hickey. Dynamically typed with emphasis on functional programming.

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    Game of Life en.wikipedia.org

    Two-dimensional cellular automaton with emergent life-like patterns.

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    Unfair enumeration youtube.com

    A program that outputs all even numbers and then all odd numbers generates an unfair enumeration of the natural numbers because some numbers are never reached.

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    CockroachDB web.archive.org

    Database application, that is marketed as being so fault-tolerant and resilient as a cockroach.

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    Optimistic UI uxplanet.org

    User interfaces that assume expensive operations will complete successfully, thereby improving the perceived performance.

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    tldr tldr.sh

    Simplified man pages with practical examples.

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    caffeinate theapplegeek.co.uk

    Terminal app to keep macOS from "sleeping".

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    Bento layout saasframe.io

    A grid-based layout resembling the compartmentation of bento boxes.

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    Israeli Queue rapidapi.com

    A type of priority queue and a reference to the infamously unorganized queues in Israel. Here items can cut in line when they already have waiting friends.

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    Carousel nngroup.com

    A kind of animated slideshow looping back on itself.

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    ACID vs. BASE johndcook.com

    Acronyms describing competing database ideologies (aka. SQL vs. NoSQL). Note that acid and base are also opposites in chemistry.

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    git bayesect hauntsaninja.github.io

    Like git bisect but can cope with flaky tests using Bayesian inference.

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    munch hackage.haskell.org

    Parser function that greedily consumes an input stream until it's satisfied.

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    zip hackage.haskell.org

    Merges two lists into one list of pairs like the interlocking teeth of a zipper.

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    Floating point number floating-point-gui.de

    This representation can encode numbers at very different magnitudes with a limited amount of digits by letting the radix point float instead of being fixed in place.

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    Yoda condition eslint.org

    When you write if ("red" === color) { instead of if (color === "red") { because it reads as, “if red equals the color”, similar to the way the Star Wars character Yoda speaks.

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    Trojan horse en.wikipedia.org

    Malware which misleads users of its true intent. The term is derived from the Ancient Greek story of the deceptive Trojan Horse.

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    Tree shaking en.wikipedia.org

    Shake the dependency tree until all the dead parts are falling off and you end up with a nice lean tree.

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    Tree en.wikipedia.org

    A hierarchically organized data structure. From the root item, the other items branch out into nodes and leaves. A collection of trees is often called a forest.

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    Training en.wikipedia.org

    The process of showing the machine a bunch of examples, until it learns what we want from it.

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