I saved this so if someone asks how to start python, I can send it to them. Thanks.

I should read a book on Go.

If you have never written any Go before, the tour is probably the first starting point: https://go.dev/tour/welcome/1

Three years ago I started aidir.wiki as a simple experiment: could we create a public, community-friendly directory to keep track of the rapidly growing ecosystem of AI tools, research, and resources?

Since then, it’s grown into a living catalog with thousands of entries, used by developers, researchers, and curious newcomers alike.

Today it turns 3

Would love to hear your thoughts, feedback, or ideas for how to make it even more useful for the community.

Great

Add it to this lists, i think it helps:

https://github.com/tokyo-dal/awesome-ai-coding-tools

https://github.com/devtoolsd/awesome-devtools

and any awesome lists related to ai development

https://roastedby.ai :D

Great one. submit it to productivity.directory

Great. Submit it to https://productivity.directory, people can find it easy there

Great list! Your "subscribe" button is broken, just opens a new tab for me.

Awesome resource! Thanks for pointing it out

Altern became 3th product of the on Dec 15 on Product Hunt