Scout Archives

A century ago, the United States ratified the 19th amendment, prohibiting voter discrimination based on sex. Rightfully Hers: American Women and the Vote, a project of the National Archives Foundation, commemorates the ratification. The exhibition features nearly 100 items, including political cartoons and postcards, petitions and legal documents, and pictures and quotes from women who shaped the...

The CoffeeCup HTML editor is an award-winning website creation system. It includes a library of responsive themes and layouts to jump start the creation of new websites. Its Components Library feature allows users to create reusable blocks of code that are kept synchronized across all the pages on which they appear. This is helpful for toolbars, menus, and other such components. In addition to...

Meld is a graphical tool for comparing different versions of files and folders. While it is primarily written for developers working with folders of source code, it can also be used to compare any other text-based format (such as HTML, XML, and JSON). It provides both two-way comparisons (version A vs. version B) and three-way comparisons (versions A and B against a common ancestor), along with...

Inviting viewers to "stay curious," UK-based YouTuber Maddie Moate dedicates her channel to family-friendly science and education videos. Her videos cover all sorts of sciences, from biology (see her "Amazing Animals" playlist) to technology (see her "Machines and Makes" playlist). Fellow science enthusiast Greg Foot co-hosts many of her videos. The dynamic duo's "Let's Go Live!" series is a...

Booooooom is many things: part online magazine, part artists' community and membership organization, and part shop. Started in 2008 as a blog by Vancouver-based artist Jeff Hamada, the site has since become Canada's largest online art platform. On the website, visitors can view an archive of articles covering topics such as drawing, painting, and sculpture, as well as artist spotlights (featuring...