Timeless Treasure Trove

Curation / Timeless Treasure Trove

Atomic Design

Brad Frost

When designing from the ground up, create small, atomic components that can be combined into bigger components. Using biology as a guide, the complexity is organized into molecules, organisms, then pages. Templates are also used as layouts for those pages.
Buster Benson's Codex Vitae

Buster Benson

Over a decade ago, Buster Benson started his "Codex Vitae" or book of beliefs. He started small and re-visited it every year, updating his beliefs as his life changes.
Ira Glass on Storytelling

Ira Glass

Ira Glass, the host of This American Life, shared his insights on storytelling in a short 30 minute interview revolving around the importance of engaging the audience, using vivid language, and focusing on the structure and characters of the story.
What Every Programmer Should Know About Memory

Ulrich Drepper

A paper which provides an extensive exploration of memory, covering topics such as management, organization, and optimization. Despite being over a decade old, the paper remains highly relevant to software engineering today, as some of its insights and concepts continue to be applicable for optimal code performance.

What's a Lindy Library? (renamed as Timeless Treasure Trove)

A Lindy Library is an annex of content that has stood the test of time.

Inspired by The Lindy Library project and Swyx's Coding Career Handbook. My criteria for being in the collection are the following.

If nothing else, this is a place I come back to every year to remind myself what timeless advice I want to come back to.