Clipboard
@ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clipboard_(computing)
Copy and paste is a powerful aspect of computing, often taken for granted. It is easy and non-destructive, and can be used to quickly construct hypertext.
text2links
@ https://github.com/javascriptxbest/text2links
Extract valid URLs from text, outputs all detected URLs as a list.
hypa2html
@ https://github.com/javascriptxbest/hypa2html
Tool to convert hypa, a very lightweight markup language, into HTML.
HighlightJS
@ https://highlightjs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/readme.html
Syntax highlighter that converts some code into HTML so it appears nice and readable in the browser.
Alternate methods for creating hypertext
@ https://www.hypertext.download/alternate-methods-creating-hypertext.html
Uncommon, obsolete, and complex methods that can be utilised or learned from for creating hypertext.
Laddice
@ https://laddice.com
A knowledge management system inspired by the ideas of Project Xanadu but with a UI and workflow that is similar to modern word processors and collaborative note taking tools.
Linux Command
@ http://linuxcommand.org/
Book that helps teach the usage of the Linux Commandline, which is very useful for text processing and organising files.