A list of libraries used in Google’s Chrome browser. It looks like the UI is probably Win32 using the WTL. Also interesting: NPSR is used from the Mozilla codebase.

An introduction to the Boost filesystem library, from the IBM developerworks archive.

So I asked myself the question, “What platforms does Boost::Filesystem” support?” It took me a few minutes to find the answer, but when I did I was in awe. They test and document portability automatically!

Some good information on Boost’s file system classes.

Skripteka is a large library of Prototype extensions and scripts.

How not to write a shared library. There’s nothing like wrapping stuff that works just fine.

I’ve added a new theme for those of you browsing the site with an iPhone or iPod Touch. It’s based on Joe Hewitt’s iUI library, with some WordPress plugin magic.

Here’s the Loki C++ library, the spawn of the Modern C++ Design text, a great accompaniment to the Boost C++ library. See Loki at Wikipedia for additional details.

Not that in-browser windows are a great idea, but here is a Javascript library for showing modal and non-modal Javascript/browser windows. The library includes window styling, dialogs, and performs quite well on my workstation.

JoeHewitt talks about his iUI library, an iPhone-esque Javascript/Ajax library. The library page is here (via).