Search Korean public datasets and Open APIs, and review the usage information provided for each dataset.
Explore food-safety information and guidance on related services and public inquiries on Food Safety Korea.
Find GitHub product documentation for getting started, troubleshooting, accounts, collaboration, and development.
The National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea introduces its locations in Gwacheon, Seoul, Deoksugung, and Cheongju, along with exhibition and education information. Visitors can also explore collection and conservation information, digital resources and audio guides, and visitor and reservation guidance.
Search the National Library of Korea’s holdings and use advanced-search tools and search-method guidance. Browse by material type or subject, use multilingual input, and follow links to resources such as the national union catalogue, web archive, and national bibliography LOD.
The National Museum of Korea provides information about current and upcoming exhibitions and online exhibitions, including 360-degree viewing. It also presents its education platform, Children's Museum, visiting hours and reservations, and museum notices.
Visit Seoul brings together travel information for exploring Seoul, including attractions, restaurants, cafes, and hotels. It also presents festivals and performances, editor-recommended itineraries, transit information, maps, and guidebooks.
SIDRA, the IBGE Automatic Retrieval System, is a platform for finding and retrieving tables from Brazil's official statistical surveys. It organizes data on population, prices, industry, agriculture, livestock, commerce, services, households, and other subjects, with results arranged by survey, territory, and period. The homepage highlights recent releases and tables, including the Monthly Industrial Production Survey, and provides navigation to research, the archive, territory, table search, and help. Users can inspect values, compare categories and periods, review reference information, and use visible controls to export tables, list them, and sort or show and hide columns. SIDRA is a specialized way to explore official IBGE data for researchers, students, analysts, journalists, and anyone needing detailed statistics about Brazil.
IBGE, the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics, is a public institution that produces and publishes statistical and geographic information about Brazil. Its portal brings together indicators on population, inflation, economic activity, employment, industry, commerce, services, agriculture, and construction costs, as well as news, notices, and release schedules. The homepage offers summary data for municipalities and links to services and datasets such as SIDRA, census microdata, the 2022 Census, IBGEeduca, and Sustainable Development Goal indicators. Users can search publications, follow statistical results, and check planned dates for new surveys and statistical series. The site is an official source for Brazilian public data and is useful to students, researchers, journalists, businesses, and residents looking up national or local statistics.
Hardware.com.br is a Brazilian technology publication covering computer hardware, mobile devices, gaming, and consumer electronics. It organizes news and articles into sections such as Hardware, Technology, Mobile, Games, and Articles, with coverage of components, graphics cards, consoles, smartphones, software, and artificial intelligence. The homepage presents dated news with summaries alongside tutorials, tips, buying guides, and product recommendation articles in its Hardware Indica section. Readers can browse by topic and access contact, publisher information, and site policies while following technology and digital-entertainment coverage in Brazil. The site is an editorial source for technology news, explanations, and consumer recommendations rather than a hardware store; its product recommendations are published content, not a direct storefront.
Viva o Linux is a Brazilian community for GNU/Linux and free software, with user-maintained articles, tutorials, tips, news, scripts, and a question-and-answer forum. Visitors can browse material about Linux distributions, system administration, networking, programming, security, and open-source tools, search the site, and follow updates through RSS feeds. Members publish guides, configurations, and experience reports, answer questions, and can explore member profiles, topic communities, and portal statistics. The homepage features recent posts, weekly highlights, Linux desktop screenshots, and a community ranking; during review it showed publication dates through October 3, 2026. The site says it has been online since 2002 and serves as a reference and collaboration space for Brazilian Linux users, from newcomers to people who administer systems.
Python Brasil is a portal for Brazil's Python users and developers, bringing together learning resources, discussion channels, information about the APyB association, and regional user groups. Beginners can find an introduction to the language, while other sections point to deeper learning, community content, discussion spaces, and ways to participate with local groups. Its directory lists groups in places including São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, Paraná, Minas Gerais, and Santa Catarina, with links to forums, GitHub, Telegram, Discord, and meetups. The portal also links to Python Brasil 2026 in Florianópolis, a community-organized conference supported by APyB and scheduled for October 14–19, with open-source activities, tutorials, talks, and networking. It serves as a starting point for finding Python resources, events, and communities in Brazil rather than as a single commercial course or store; ticket links do not imply that a ticket was purchased or registration completed.
Cubos Academy is a Brazilian technology school offering online courses for people who want to begin or advance a career in the digital industry. Its catalog covers software development, data analysis, artificial intelligence, product management, Flutter, Python, Java, SQL, Power BI, and Figma design. Learners can choose self-paced courses with recorded lessons available after purchase, a Cubos On Demand subscription with more than 700 lessons, and free short courses in subjects such as JavaScript and UX/UI. The school emphasizes practical projects, portfolio building, community support, and preparation for the job market, and presents Emy as an AI assistant within its learning platform. Businesses can explore customized technology training, talent acceleration, and impact programs; a course appearing in the catalog does not by itself confirm that enrollment is currently open.
Ada Tech is a Brazilian talent intelligence platform that helps organizations discover, develop, and hire people using skills and evidence rather than relying only on résumés. Its Skill Map organizes competency signals gathered through Ada's assessment methods and conversations, with examples including learning agility, SQL, and prompt engineering. Organizations can request tailored programs for hiring, workforce development, or skills mapping; Ada describes a process from defining goals through dashboards, skill maps, and reports. Individuals can create a free account, speak with an AI for development guidance, practice interviews, join talent communities, and connect with employers and opportunities. When reviewed, the talent page explicitly said that no programs had open registrations, and some community tracks were marked as coming soon, so the listing does not imply that a program is currently accepting applicants.
Trybe is a Brazilian online learning platform offering courses and training programs in technology, artificial intelligence, and product management, with content for learners, professionals, and organizations. Its catalog covers programming fundamentals, JavaScript, front-end and back-end development, Python, Java, and SQL, as well as AI agents, prompt engineering, and product management. The homepage lists free lessons and learning materials alongside paid courses, professional programs, and online workshops; some offerings use recorded lessons, practical exercises, or downloadable resources. Trybe describes a learning method that combines studying course content with guided practice, community discussion, collaborative application, advanced projects, and preparation for the job market. It also provides tailored training and recruiting services for companies and institutions, plus learner account access, a help center, and free educational content; individual listings do not establish that every course is currently open for enrollment.
