A sort of prequel to Abelson and Sussman's "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs"

Generic Programming is a programming paradigm for developing efficient, reusable software libraries. Pioneered by Alexander Stepanov and David Musser, Generic Programming obtained its first major success when the Standard Template Library became part of the ANSI/ISO C++ standard. Since then, the Generic Programming paradigm has been used to develop many generic libraries.

Pyndexter (pronounced 'poindexter') is an abstraction layer for full-text indexing engines. It presents a uniform query syntax to the user, includes a basic but functional pure-Python indexer, and has adapters for Hype, Hyperestraier, Lucene, Lupy, Pyndex, Swish-e and Xapian

Every month some instructions appear on instructionset.org. Instructions may be vague or specific. Your challenge is to write software to carry out the instruction. You may pick any programming or patching language you wish, and may stretch the definition of 'programming language' and 'software' if you like.

SSCM is a tool for simultaneously managing multiple version control systems

Pat Hanrahan's talk on future research goals for Computer Graphics