Websites that I have found useful:

• Complexity Digest. If you subscribe to their weekly emails, they'll keep you updated about what's happening in the world of complexity science. Rather useful!
• Collection of nature articles on networks.
• Santa Fe Institute's Complexity Explorer. Lots of MOOCs and tutorials on topics in complex systems. Brilliant stuff!
• Network Science Society - to tell you when the next NetSci is happening and other things.

Code Snippets:

Click here for some of my code snippets, put up here for posterity and future me.

Other random useful stuff:

• Getting Started with Network Analytics in Python - Eric Sims: This was perhaps the first talk on networks/networkx that I heard given by a non-academic. I wanted to see how it would be, especially since I gave a tutorial on networkx last week. I found that Sims spoke about networks very effectively, using everyday examples to explain network metrics, as opposed to plain ol' math (which is what I usually do). I learnt that NetworkX finally has a facility to draw curved edges. Woot woot: nx.draw_networkx_edges(G, ..., connectionstyle=’arc3, rad=0.2’). Also, there's this thing called #100DaysOfNetworks. Where do I sign up?