The original title is "Atlases: 16 Interactive Learning Guides That Run Code in Your Browser"

Short summary

Atlases is a free, open-source learning platform with 16 interactive technical guides (192 chapters total) that run real code engines — SQLite, CPython, C/C++ — entirely client-side in the browser, with no backend or signup required. The author built it using Claude as a pair programmer for drafting chapters, followed by human fact-checking, and shipped it as a static Vite + React site on Vercel. The post covers architecture decisions, content maintenance strategy for fast-moving facts, and lessons learned from de-personalizing a self-built tool for public release.

• •16 interactive technical atlases with real in-browser sandboxes (SQLite, CPython, C/C++, Lua, PromQL) — no backend, fully client-side
• •Built with Claude as pair programmer; human fact-checked every claim before shipping; open-source under MIT license
• •Covers architecture (Vite + React, lazy-loaded atlases), content rot management (dated claims), and de-personalization lessons for sharing self-built tools

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