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Computer Science and Programming - Curated Learning Resources

Resources include both Computer science and Computer programming and others like tools, self care, etc.

• CS50: Introduction to Computer Science — teaches you how to solve problems, both with and without code, with an emphasis on correctness, design, and style. Languages include C, Python, SQL, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
• MIT: Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Using Python — free course on edx, self paced
  • course details on MIT website
• Learn Computer Science Online — Java and Kotlin, interactive, includes exercises and discussion forum

• Python Programming — provided by University of Helsinki, introduction to Programming with Python, includes both text and video materials
• Think Python — gives you a solid foundation to programming, teaches debugging right the beginning, interesting exercises, etc
• Foundations of Python Programming — project based interactive course
• The Python Coding Book — friendly, relaxed programming book for beginners
• Python resources for everybody — my collection of comprehensive resources for Python

• freeCodeCamp — JavaScript, Responsive Web Design, Libraries, etc
• The Odin Project — HTML/CSS, JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, Node.js, etc
• CS50's Web Programming — design and implementation of web apps with Python, JavaScript, and SQL using frameworks like Flask, Django, and Bootstrap
• Learn HTML and CSS and JavaScript — learn to build your very first web pages and the basics of JavaScript by solving interactive coding challenges and building fun projects
• Codepip — learn web development by playing games

• Scratch Programming Playground — graphical programming environment
• Awesome Programming for Kids — curated list of resources for teaching kids programming
• Book for parents and kids — for parents who know how to code and for kids who don't, but especially for parents and kids who can spend 30 minutes per day, every day

• Teach Yourself Computer Science — Programming, Computer Architecture, Algorithms and Data Structures, Math for CS, Operating Systems, Computer Networking, Databases, Languages and Compilers, Distributed Systems
• Path to a free self-taught education in Computer Science — Introduction to Programming and Computer Science, math, tools, systems, theory, applications, security
• What every computer science major should know
• learn-anything mind maps: computer science and programming

• How I learned to program — by Dan Luu
• A noob programmer's opinion on how to learn to code

• How to teach yourself hard things
• Techniques for Efficiently Learning Programming Languages
• Organizational Skills Beat Algorithmic Wizardry
• Things you might encounter in your programming journey
• If you want to learn you'll need to be willing to look stupid
• What is 'foo', 'bar' and 'baz' I see in code examples?
• What is XY problem?

• english.stackexchange: Origin of "bug" in reference to software
• Rubber duck debugging
• What does debugging a program look like?
• Debugging code is like detective work
• How to debug small programs
• Problem solving skills
• Debugging guide
• stackoverflow: bug stories

Given links are sorted by votes, do explore other tabs as well.

• softwareengineering.stackexchange
• cs.stackexchange
• cstheory.stackexchange
• cseducators.stackexchange

• I know how to program, but I don't know what to program
• Curated list of Project Based Learning — web applications, bots, data science, machine learning, etc
• Projectbook — collection of over 100 software project ideas for people looking to learn a given language or technology
• Build your own X — cli, database, neural network, OS, text editor, etc
• Challenging projects every programmer should try — build them multiple times and learn new things each time
• Write a command-line utility

• Exercism, Edabit — these are all beginner friendly and difficulty levels are marked
• Codewars, Adventofcode, Projecteuler — more challenging
• Checkio, Codingame — gaming based challenges
• Interactive learning tools — CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Python, Git, SQL, Regex and more
• /r/dailyprogrammer — interesting challenges
• List of Logic and Coding Games

• awesome-awesomeness — A curated list of awesome awesomeness
• awesome — Curated list of awesome lists
  • AwesomeSearch — search awesome lists
• Curated Programming Resources — annotated list of resources
• Awesome Courses — List of awesome university courses for learning Computer Science
• List of Computer Science courses with video lectures
• Every Programmer Should Know — A collection of (mostly) technical things every software developer should know
• Professional Programming — collection of learning resources for curious software engineers
• Awesome Interviews — lists of technical interview questions
• Awesome Podcasts — Podcasts for software engineers
• Awesome Algorithms — awesome places to learn and/or practice algorithms
  • Data Structure Visualizations — cs.usfca.edu, visualgo
• selfcare.tech — self-care resources for developers & others

• Recommended reading for developers
• Programming book list by Dan Luu
• What Books Should Everyone Read?
• Books every software engineer should read
• Programming Language Theory books and resources
• Free programming books

• Awesome Cheatsheet — Platforms, Programming Languages, Editors, Databases, etc
• learnxinyminutes — whirlwind tour of programming languages, concepts and tools
• tldr-pages — collaborative cheatsheets for console commands
• devhints — cheatsheets for various programming languages and tools
• Regex cheatsheets — my blog posts on Python, JavaScript and GNU BRE/ERE

• Awesome Guidelines — programming style, practices, and methods for each aspect of a program
• Awesome Style Guide — Programming Languages, Architecture, Platforms, Frameworks

• IDEs for various languages by Jetbrains — has both community and enterprise versions
• KDevelop — cross-platform IDE for C, C++, Python, QML/JavaScript and PHP
• VSCodium — community-driven, freely-licensed binary distribution of VSCode
• Vim, Emacs, Geany, Kate, GNOME Text Editor, Sublime Text — text editors with support for syntax highlighting and other features
• Awesome Online IDE — list of awesome online development environments

• Git — open source distributed version control system
  • Collaborate: github, gitlab
  • Git and GitHub curated resources
• wikipedia: Version control

• Awesome Dev Env — curated list of tools, resources and workflow tips
• free-for-dev — list of SaaS, PaaS and IaaS offerings
• Public APIs — list of free APIs for use in software and web development
• Jupyter — interactive computing across dozens of programming languages
• Compiler Explorer — interactive compiler, code to asm for various programming languages and platforms

Read instructions provided by respective forums before asking a question. Try solving it yourself before asking — searching online, reading manuals, ask a colleague, etc. See also how to ask good questions.

• /r/programming/ — for discussion and news about computer programming
• stackoverflow and stackexchange — for Q&As
• /r/learnprogramming/ — for Q&As and discussion, beginner friendly
• lobste.rs — computing-focused community centered around link aggregation and discussion
• /r/webdev/
• /r/cscareerquestions/ — discuss careers in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Software Engineering, and related fields

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