A curated list of learning resources recommended by the Programming Discussions server on Discord.
- Programming in C — 4th edition of introductory book for programming in C
- Harvard's CS50 MOOC — Introductory course by Harvard on programming using C with no assumed background.
- Tutorials point — Reference for C and its features. May not be a bit overwhelming for a complete beginner to programming but good for its use.
- Introduction to C Programming — Self-explanatory. Also available here as a PDF.
- Stanford Education Library's CS resources on C, UNIX, and other things implemented in C
- Debugging tutorial with
gdb— Because pointers are a pain - C Debugging cheat sheet — Good for those times when you want to pull your hair out
Search words: c-sharp, csharp
- Rob Miles' C# Programming Yellow Book is the go-to guide for learning or refreshing C# skills.
- Free Course: Fundamentals for Absolute Beginners
- Video Series: Getting Started with Visual Studio & C# .NET with Nerdgasm
- Book: C# in Depth, Third Edition by Jon Skeet (http://meta.stackexchange.com/q/9134)
- Paid Course Library: Fundamentals, ASP.NET MVC, LINQ, Entity Framework and more
Search words: cpp
- Language Reference — A reference for the C/C++ programming languages.
- The Definitive C++ Book Guide and List — A list of recommended books for learning C++, ordered by skill level.
- C++ FAQ — The FAQ about C++ on /r/learnprogramming.
- Java Platform Documentation — Official Java SE 8 Documentation.
- Oracle Tutorial — Official Java Tutorial by Oracle.
- Software Construction — MIT 6.005: Software Construction (Warning: Needs some programming experience).
- Effective Java — For those looking for a deeper understanding of Java, to create clearer, more correct, more robust, and more reusable code.
- Object Oriented Programming — Object-Oriented programming with Java, part I & II (University of Helsinki).
Search words: JS, ES5, ES6, ES2017
- Eloquent JavaScript — Free to Read Online: A Modern Introduction to Programming
- MDN Reference — A community wiki with a JavaScript reference section, including compatability charts.
- JS The Right Way — An overview of JS with a list of additional resources.
- javascript.info — A tutorial on the new features in Javascript.
- JS in 2017 — "there's a collection of stuff".
- What the heck is the event loop anyway? — Talk: Overview on the Javascript event loop. (26:52)
- Hello World in React
- Free Course: Get Quickly in Pace with React.js Development
- Free Course: Essential Concepts
- Free Course: Continuation: Lifecycle Methods, Stateless Components and more
- Awesome react
- Redux doc's
- Dan Abramov's free course for redux
- React-redux-links
Search words: Cascading Style Sheets
- Tutorials/Documentation (In-depth)
- A Free Visual Guide to CSS:
- Free Course: Learn the basics of HTML and CSS
- Tutorial: Simple introduction to CSS
- CSS Grid Garden — A game for learning CSS grid layout.
- PSR — a collection of community-made standards and best practices for PHP
- A simple tutorial — A good introduction.
- Official PHP Documentation — Select a language on the page.
- Learn PHP the right way — Free online free book/reference manual.
- PHP 7 — Interactive tutorial http://www.tutorialspoint.com/
- Automate the Boring Stuff by Al Sweigart — An introduction to the language focused on showing how Python can help you with tasks around the office today.
- Hitchhiker's Guide to Python — A great guide to learning Python practices, setting up dev environments, packaging, and a lot of other information you're unlikely to learn from a guide or even unlikely to learn without hard experience
- Google Course — Self explanatory. Course by Google. Who better to learn from? Do keep in mind, Google tends to use a different style guide to standard Python.
- MIT 6.00X MOOC — Introduction to CS and programming with Python, MOOC by MIT
- Corey Schafer on Youtube — Useful Youtube channel with plenty of good quality tutorials
- Talk Python to Me by Michael Kennedy — A weekly discussion about a Python project you should know about, usually with their developers.
Search words: Ruby on Rails
- Official Ruby Core 2.4.1 Documentation
- Quickstart Guide: Ruby In Twenty Minutes
- Cheatsheet/Reference:
- Learn to Program with Ruby
- Free (Language Transition): Ruby From Other Languages
- Free (Exercise Focused): Learn Ruby the Hard Way
- Free (Exercise Focused): Codecademy Ruby
- Free (Ruby on Rails 5) : Ruby on Rails Tutorial
- Free (Ruby on Rails): Learn Ruby on Rails from Scratch
- Paid (Course Library): TeamTreehouse: Learn Ruby
- The Rust Book — It contains pretty much everything you need to know about Rust.
- Rust By Example — A nice tutorial for people who already know how to program.
- The Little Book of Rust Macros — Everything you need to know about macros.
- Rust Documentation — List of useful Rust documentations, such as: The Rust Language Reference & The standard library API.
- The Rustonomicon — The Dark Arts of Advanced and Unsafe Rust Programming.
- Rustdoc Guide — A short guide on rustdoc and how to use it.
- Awesome Rust — A huge list of the best crates and tools you could possibly think of!
- Rust Books — A collection of books related to Rust.
- Discovery — An "introductory course" on microcontroller-based "embedded systems" using Rust.
Search words: DSA
- Free Course - Sedgewick's Coursera Part 1
- Free Course - Sedgewick's Coursera Part 2
- Paid Book - Sedgewick's Algorithms in Java
- Paid Book - CLRS/Introduction to Algorithms
- Paid Book - Cracking the Coding Interview, 6th Edition
- Paid Book - Programming Interviews Exposed
- Paid Book - Elements of Programming Interviews !WARNING COMES IN SEVERAL LANGUAGES!
Search words: ML
- Free Course - Andrew Ng's Course
- Free Book - Introduction to Statistical Learning
- Free Book - Deep Learning Book - !WARNING MATH HEAVY!
- Free Book - Neural Networks and Deep Learning - !WARNING MATH HEAVY!
- YouTube - Sentdex
- YouTube - Siraj Raval
- Free Course - CCNA/CCENT 200-120
- Paid Courses - Chris Bryant on Udemy
- Frequently on sale for ~$10 USD each
- Cisco Certification Track and Syllabus
- Programming Throwdown — Every show covers a new programming language and assorted tech topics.
- Coding Blocks — Pragmatic talk about software design best practices: design patterns, software architecture, performance, object oriented programming, and database design.
- Coder Radio by Jupiter Broadcasting
- Talk Python to Me by Michael Kennedy
- Simple Programmer by John Sonmez
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