New resources and site updates: day 17

Seventeen days in, and the directory is still growing on the same rule it started with: every resource gets checked by hand and links straight to the original site. Here's what was added most recently, plus what changed on the site itself.

1. Web Dev Resources, one shelf for learning the web

A big, well-organised GitHub repository of web development tools, references and learning material. If you're learning to build for the web, it gives you one shelf instead of fifty tabs. Link: https://github.com/WebdevShefali/Web-Dev-Resources

2. Scroll Launch for a quick look at new products

A fast, scrollable feed for discovering and launching new products. It's handy for a five-minute sweep of what shipped recently, without falling down a research hole. Link: https://www.scrolllaunch.com/

3. Product Hunt for today's launches

The long-running community for discovering and launching new tech products. It's still the simplest way to see what makers released today and what people actually think of it. Link: https://www.producthunt.com/

4. Eden, an AI-native workspace

An AI-native workspace that takes on research, writing and task work in one place, so you're not spreading it across separate chats. Link: https://eden.so/

5. Naval's essays

Timeless essays on wealth, judgement and living well. They're short and dense, and they're worth rereading, not just skimming once. Link: https://nav.al/

6. Dan Koe Letters on one-person business

Weekly letters on one-person business, focus and modern work. They're written for people building something on their own terms. Link: https://letters.thedankoe.com/

7. High Agency Essays on owning your choices

Sharp essays about taking ownership of your work and your decisions, instead of waiting for permission. Link: https://essays.highagency.com/

8. Dan Curtis Go on AI and online work

A Substack about AI, productivity and where online work is heading, all in plain language. Link: https://dancurtisgo.substack.com/

9. ID Cards for quick printable badges

A browser tool that makes clean, printable ID cards and profile badges in a couple of minutes. Link: https://id-cards.kshv.me/

10. Skills.sh for learning a skill fast

Short, practical guides for picking up a useful skill quickly, without signing up for something course-length. Link: https://www.skills.sh/

What's changed on the site

The Apple Event September 2026 summary is now in the visual guides section. You'll find it at the top of the grid.

Sponsored slots are numbered 1 to 5 on one side and 6 to 10 on the other, on desktop and mobile alike.

Photos added to the personal card builder are now resized on upload, so typing stays smooth after you add an image.

Long sections get a 'see more' control, which keeps pages short until you ask for the rest.

The legal pages, the sitemap and search engine details got another review to keep them current.

Making the most of this list

Pick one. If your week is heavy on building, start with Web Dev Resources. If it's heavy on thinking, go for Naval or High Agency Essays. Then come back for the next one once the first has earned its place.

Everything above is live in the directory right now, filed under its categories and types and linking straight to the original site.