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33-js-concepts

📜 33 concepts every JavaScript developer should know.

Owen-Mak/33-js-concepts

📜 33 concepts every JavaScript developer should know.

Owen-Mak/awesome-interview-questions

:octocat: A curated awesome list of lists of interview questions. Feel free to contribute! :mortar_board:

Owen-Mak/aws-serverless-workshops

Code and walkthrough labs to set up serverless applications for Wild Rydes workshops

Owen-Mak/bridge-troll

A friendly troll that lives under Ontario's bridges

Owen-Mak/browser-laptop

Brave browser for Desktop and Laptop computers running Windows, OSX, and Linux

Owen-Mak/complete-javascript-course

Starter files, final projects and FAQ for my Complete JavaScript course

Owen-Mak/computer-science

:mortar_board: Path to a free self-taught education in Computer Science!

Owen-Mak/CppCoreGuidelines

The C++ Core Guidelines are a set of tried-and-true guidelines, rules, and best practices about coding in C++

Owen-Mak/DPS909Release01

DPS909 Release 01 Project

Owen-Mak/elasticsearch

Open Source, Distributed, RESTful Search Engine

Owen-Mak/filer

Node-like file system for browsers

Owen-Mak/gitpractice

Practice using git again

Owen-Mak/gitwsrepo1

Owen-Mak/googletest

Google Test

Owen-Mak/Interactive-Git-Cheatsheet

Interactive Git Cheatsheet

Owen-Mak/libnumberWebServer

Owen-Mak/libphonenumber

Google's common Java, C++ and JavaScript library for parsing, formatting, and validating international phone numbers.

Owen-Mak/libphonenumber-ASP-.Net

Owen-Mak/ParsePNum

Java servlet used to parse phone numbers using google's libphonenumber library.

Owen-Mak/phoneNum

Owen-Mak/phonenumberParser

Owen-Mak/practicalAI

A practical approach to learning machine learning.

Owen-Mak/professional-programming

A collection of full-stack resources for programmers.

Owen-Mak/SenecaOOP345-attic

This folder, attic, contains code fragments. Like most attics, this attic needs a good cleaning. Some fragments are from the usual places on the web, cplusplus.com, stackoverflow, etc. Some fragments are DIY code written in class. Some fragments are as-is as found on the web while others are heavily modified to make work or add functionality. Some fragments are useful, some are not. Most fragments work, some don't. Notable Useful Fragments ======================== fastforward.cpp - a summary of OOP345. funcptr.cpp - examples of the many ways of passing function names to other functions: direct call, c-style function pointer, c++-style function pointer, function object (functor), lambda, bind examples of intersting functions to pass function to: thread, async, packaged_task sp?.cpp - smart pointer resources mi-*.cpp - multiple inheritance resources, clone+diamond problem theading?01?.cpp - threading101?.cpp - basic threading, mutexes - threading201?.cpp - futires and promises - threading301?.cpp - async, packaged_task - threading401?.cpp - how things were done before async + packaged task thread-*.cpp - cool thread code, such as thread pools ll*.cpp - linked list code moveSimple.cpp - move semantics stl-calc-*.cpp - postfix calculator using stl stack, list, vector, deque containers vectorchar*.cpp - how to make a string class mased on std::vector<char> dp-composite*.cpp - composite (tree) design pattern code alarmsetjmp.cpp + setjmp*.cpp - use alarm and setjmp to do interesting things swap.cpp - swapping data in place (without using a temporary) using xor and add operators. asmlist.cpp - how to generate an in-line assembler listing of the code generated by the compiler popen.cpp - how to start up a pipe to a program and read the output from the program folder threading-concurrency_in_action - pdf and sample code from Concurancy in Action book

Owen-Mak/StudentWorks

Owen-Mak/system-design-primer

Learn how to design large-scale systems. Prep for the system design interview. Includes Anki flashcards.

Owen-Mak/teammates

This is the project website for the TEAMMATES feedback management tool for education

Owen-Mak/vscode

Visual Studio Code

Owen-Mak/wildrydes-site

aws workshop app

Owen-Mak/You-Dont-Know-JS

A book series on JavaScript. @YDKJS on twitter.