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- ResourceReferenceMDN Web DocsMozilla's reference for every web API, CSS property, and JavaScript built-in. The least-bad source of truth for browser behaviour, with examples that actually run.
- ResourceReferenceNext.js DocsOfficial App Router, routing, caching, and runtime documentation. Open this before assuming any Next.js behaviour — the v15 → v16 surface keeps shifting.
- ResourceReferenceReact DocsReact's modern, hooks-first documentation with interactive examples. Re-reading the rules of hooks every six months is healthy.
- ResourceReferenceTypeScript HandbookThe canonical TypeScript tour — types, generics, narrowing, modules. Cheaper than asking the compiler what `as const` actually means.
- ResourceReferenceTailwind CSS DocsSearchable reference for every Tailwind utility, with v4 token syntax up front. v4 changed enough that muscle memory from v3 isn't enough anymore.
- ResourceReferenceweb.devGoogle's guidance on performance, accessibility, and modern web platform patterns. When I need an opinionated answer about Core Web Vitals, not a comment thread.
- ResourceReferenceCan I UseBrowser support tables for every web feature, with usage data baked in. Before reaching for a new CSS or Web API, I check whether Safari 15 will sulk.
- ResourceReferenceDevDocsFast, offline-friendly aggregator that bundles 100+ language and framework docs. Cmd-F across every doc set without 50 open tabs.
- ResourceReferenceHTML Living StandardThe WHATWG HTML specification — the actual contract browsers implement. When MDN and StackOverflow disagree, the spec wins.
- ResourceReferenceRead the DocsHosted documentation for thousands of open-source projects, especially Python ones. The natural habitat for Sphinx-built docs that GitHub README links point at.
- ResourceToolHTTP Status LookupSearchable list of HTTP status codes with class colors, plain-English meanings, and common causes. Quicker than skimming MDN when you just need to remember what 422 actually signals.
- ResourceToolMIME Type FinderLook up MIME types by extension or extensions by MIME type. ~45 of the file types you actually serve. Configuring an Accept header or a static-file server is faster with a short, opinionated list.