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1. Awesome Osint

Speciality Search Engines

• Fofa - Asset search and analysis tool.

2. Awesome Mental Health

About

• Burnout and recovery

• Depression and anxiety in remote work

• Mindfulness and stress reduction

• Imposter syndrome and self-doubt

• Building psychologically safe engineering cultures

Applications

• Calm – Provides guided meditations, sleep stories, and breathing exercises to help reduce anxiety and improve sleep quality.

• Cope Notes – Sends daily text messages with positive thoughts, exercises, and journaling prompts to help combat depression and anxiety. Content is reviewed by mental health professionals.

• EmoBay – An AI-driven digital mental health platform offering 24/7 conversational support, mood tracking, and crisis-response guidance via a chatbot interface.

• eQuoo – A game-based app that teaches psychological skills to improve emotional fitness and resilience through interactive storytelling.

• Happify – Offers science-based activities and games designed to reduce stress, overcome negative thoughts, and build resilience.

• Headspace – A meditation and mindfulness app offering guided sessions, sleep aids, and stress-reduction techniques. Backed by clinical research and widely used in workplace wellness programs.

• MindShift CBT – Designed to help teens and young adults cope with anxiety using CBT strategies, including relaxation exercises and thought journals.

• Moodpath – An interactive mental health journal that helps you reflect on your emotional well-being, screen for symptoms of depression, and access helpful resources. Developed with input from clinical psychologists.

• Nyxo – An open-source sleep tracking and coaching app for iOS and Android. It offers personalized sleep insights and education to help you develop healthier sleep habits.

• PTSD Coach – Developed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, this app provides education about PTSD, self-assessment tools, and resources for managing symptoms.

• Quirk – A free, open-source CBT app that helps you identify and reframe distorted thoughts. It’s a lightweight, privacy-focused tool designed to help users develop healthier thinking patterns.

• Sanvello – Provides daily tools to manage stress, anxiety, and depression using techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and mood tracking. Includes access to peer communities and therapy options.

• Three Good Things – A simple gratitude journaling app based on positive psychology research. Encourages users to reflect on three positive moments each day to build emotional resilience.

• Wake Up Time – A web-based tool that calculates optimal wake-up times based on 90-minute sleep cycles, helping users feel more rested and in sync with natural rhythms.

• we are ANXIO.us – A thoughtfully curated collection of digital wellness tools, mental health apps, and community resources designed to support people living with anxiety.

• Woebot – A mental health chatbot that delivers daily emotional support using principles from CBT, helping users track moods and develop coping strategies.

• Wrabit – A writing app designed to help you build a daily journaling habit while contributing anonymously to mental health research.

• Wysa – An AI-powered chatbot that uses evidence-based techniques like CBT and mindfulness to support users in managing stress, anxiety, and depression.

• Youper – An AI-powered emotional health assistant that guides you through conversations and activities based on psychological techniques.

Articles

• Mental Self Care For Software Developers And Web Designers - By B.J. Keeton.

Books

• Brotopia: Breaking Up the Boys’ Club of Silicon Valley - By Emily Chang. A revealing investigation into sexism and exclusion in tech culture—and the toll it takes on women’s mental health.

• Building a Startup Without Going Crazy - By Leen de Bruyne. A set of 100 short lessons from a founder who burned out and recovered, offering advice for staying sane while launching a company.

• Burn Rate: Launching a Startup and Losing My Mind - By Andy Dunn. A gripping memoir by the co-founder of Bonobos about living with bipolar disorder while building a startup.

• Code Review Anxiety Workbook - By Developer Success Lab. A free, research-backed workbook to help developers manage fear, stress, and criticism around code reviews.

• Developers and Depression - By Greg Baugues. A candid collection of essays and talks exploring bipolar disorder, ADHD, and mental illness in the developer community.

• Imposter Syndrome (No CS Degree) - Compiled by Pete. Insights from over 30 self-taught developers about overcoming imposter syndrome and thriving in the tech world without a computer science degree.

• It Doesn’t Have to Be Crazy at Work - By Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson. A manifesto for calm work culture from the Basecamp founders, arguing against hustle culture and burnout.

• Mental Health In Tech: Guidelines For Employees - By OSMI. A practical guide for employees navigating mental health at work, covering legal rights, accommodations, and how to advocate for wellness in the workplace.

• Mental Health In Tech: Guidelines For Executives And HR Professionals - By OSMI. A resource for company leaders on creating supportive environments, complying with legal obligations, and fostering inclusive mental health policies in tech teams.

• Mental Health In Tech: Guidelines For Mental Wellness In The Workplace - By OSMI. A comprehensive handbook for building mentally healthy workplaces in tech, covering strategies, policy examples, and case studies.

• Peopleware: Productive Projects and Teams - By Tom DeMarco and Timothy Lister. An influential text on the human factors of software development, advocating for healthier team environments and better work-life balance.

• Slack: Getting Past Burnout, Busywork, and the Myth of Total Efficiency - By Tom DeMarco. A classic book on the importance of “slack” in developer workflows, highlighting the dangers of overwork and the need for creative space.

Conferences

• Behavioral Health Tech - The leading conference on innovation in behavioral health and technology. Brings together tech companies, healthcare providers, and developers working on mental health platforms and services.

• Computing And Mental Health - A multidisciplinary gathering focused on how digital tools and computing technologies can support and enhance mental well-being. Hosted by the MIT Media Lab.

• Heartifacts - A people-focused tech conference centered around mental health, communication, and inclusion in the software industry. Designed to foster open conversations about burnout, stress, and psychological safety.

• Mental Health America Annual Conference - A broad conference addressing national mental health issues, with tech-related tracks exploring innovation in digital mental health, privacy, and accessibility in mental health tech.

Meetups

• Berlin Mental Health Support Group - A peer support circle for tech professionals and others navigating mental health challenges. Offers regular “Soundness Check” sessions in a safe, non-judgmental space.

• Thought Tech - Based in New York City, this group brings together technologists and innovators to explore the intersection of mental health and tech through open discussions and guest speakers.

• Wellness for People in Tech - A Silicon Valley meetup helping IT professionals manage stress and avoid burnout. Hosts wellness-focused workshops on self-care, work-life balance, and mental resilience.

Podcasts

• Destigmatizing Mental Health in the Tech Industry – On Hanselminutes (Ep. 728). Scott Hanselman interviews Dr. Jennifer Akullian about breaking the stigma around therapy, stress, and emotional struggles in the software industry.

• Emotional Intelligence And Ethics In Tech – By April Wensel on the Happy Porch podcast. A conversation about compassionate coding and building emotionally intelligent engineering cultures.

• Mental Health in Tech – Hosted by Schalk Neethling and Schalk Venter. A monthly podcast sharing real stories from developers about mental health, burnout, vulnerability, and resilience in tech.

• Soft Skills Engineering – Hosted by Jamison Dance and Dave Smith. A humorous advice show for developers tackling topics like burnout, imposter syndrome, performance anxiety, and career balance.

• Valarie Regas’s Story – On Software Developer’s Journey. A heartfelt episode where Valarie discusses her experience with depression, anxiety, and the need for empathy in tech workplaces.

3. Awesome Angular

Blogs / Google Developer Experts

• Code With Omkar

YouTube Channels / Google Developer Experts

• StartupAngular - (Japanese)

• Code with Keys - (Persian)

Builders / Google Developer Experts

• angular-static-assets-hash (⭐3) - Create a list of Angular static assets and a hash for each file.

Calendars / Google Developer Experts

• ngx-calendar-widget (⭐12) - A lightweight, customizable, and feature-rich calendar widget designed to simplify event management and scheduling in your Angular applications.

4. Free for Dev

Design and UI

• tweakcn — Beautiful themes for shadcn/ui. Customize colors, typography, and more in real-time.

5. Awesome Gbdev

Game Disassemblies / Syntax highlighting packages

• The Jungle Book (⭐4)

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