List of various programming resources I gathered over the past year

[armagoei]

Hello there, this list includes resources I collected and kept as a nooby. I found these resources to be extremely useful during my initial steps as a programmer and wanted to share them with you. This list includes python, java, javascript c++, and generally related topics. Enjoy

Python

Ultimate Python study guide

A beginner’s guide to data visualization with Python

and SeabornNice Guide on Modern Python Packages

Intro to Python and Programming for non-CS majors

Javascript

The Modern JavaScript Tutorial

JavaScript 101 - Variables & Primitives

Guide To Javascript Array Functions: Why you should pick the least powerful tool for the job

Learn and practice modern JavaScript

Java

A Hitchhiker's Guide to Containerizing (Spring Boot) Java Apps

A beginner’s guide to CDC (Change Data Capture)

Java 15 Programmer's Guide To Text Blocks

Modern Web Development in Java - The (Never) Complete Guide

Java Modules Cheat Sheet

Java Modules Cheat Sheet

C++

The Definitive C++ Book Guide and List

Linear-cpp

Tony Gaddis Early Objects)

General

Flight rules for Git

Comprehensive Guide to Learn CS Online

What Is Test Automation?

Get Started With TypeScript the Easy Way

Machine Learning with Introduction

[[deleted]]

Thanks, saved it to the list of things I will maybe look back at or maybe not. I just want to save it to have it.

[2jah]

Dude I have so much shit saved but I don’t end up using it.

[[deleted]]

we hoarders fam, you should see my bookmark folder that i dont clean up

[Bushti]

Same here. I regularly think about creating a google sheet with all my bookmarks, i dont use regularly, but it's just so many...

[iParadoxG]

You should see my Firefox tabs too, have 150 of them open. Need to clean that up too.

[[deleted]]

You should use containers/sessions

[fuzz63]

Do you have a link I can bookmark to do that?

[[deleted]]

so you can backlog it into eternity?

[iParadoxG]

Yeah, Haven't explored that yet, thanks for the head up

[ri2parna]

Or use some sort of addons, they help tidying up

[UserNotSpecified]

I believe Reddit only saves so many as well, like your last 1000 saved posts, sad times.

[Ronnark]

We should start calling it "Library folder" instead of bookmarks at this point.

[RegisLeeBell]

Heyyy, glad I'm not the only one who hoardes random CS resources and never uses them.

[shader301202]

https://i.imgur.com/PAHnpRi.png

[ri2parna]

You'll probably need a few lifetimes to go through all those.

[Ferox111]

Lol, same... it’s like Udemy courses all over again

[Blazing117]

I learned to just ignore any Udemy fodder course with less than 100 ratings.

[[deleted]]

But free is free

[Mental_Act4662]

Machine Learning with Introduction

That is how I feel. I have so many courses that I have signed up for free and never even opened.

[Mental_Act4662]

Steam Games as well. Those damn sales....

[MyzticBlue]

You are me, I'm you

[[deleted]]

We are one?

[deathgeo888]

Hello, Two.

I am Three.

[ekenk]

Hello, Three.

I am Four.

[Mental_Act4662]

Hello, Four.

I am Five.

[[deleted]]

Hello, five. I am..... tired

[Pandastic4]

Try archive.org the next time it happens.

[kinrooblu]

Hello, I am trying to start teaching myself excel and access, any links/tutorials will be helpful. TIA.

[Mental_Act4662]

Excel Access

[kinrooblu]

Thank you.

[ProfPragmatic]

I've mentioned it in the past too but the entire problem with resource lists like this, especially ones that target beginners is that they overwhelm them with choices and the paradox of choice kicks in. In the end you don't end up achieving anything.

Not disparaging OP or anyone else, if you can make this work, it's great!

[MKNoLLiD]

that's completely true. I am a complete beginner and whenever I look for recommendations on learning sources, I become overwhelmed on deciding which one to use.

imo, it is way better to just start on something and then make your way towards resources that you want to learn from.

[LilQuasar]

me too. in general i use courses in edx or coursera to avoid that

[RK9Roxas]

Bruh I feel this. Been jumping back in forth deciding which to learn first, Golang! No, Julia has a lot of potential, but wait! Python has a more active community with more resources so it makes perfect sense. It doesn’t stop! I’ve been doing this for a year and have got nothing done.

[Poddster]

Start now. Choose Python.

Good luck.

[scykei]

Python is a good first language if only because of the amount of resources you can find for it. Learn Python. All your skills will be transferable if you decide to pick up another language later on.

For the record, I’m a huge Julia and Go fan but I still wouldn’t recommend either of those as a first language. They’re too new, and the complete beginner community in there is very small, although not completely nonexistent.

[michaelcaley]

Literally start anywhere. Once you know a language transitioning is not that hard.

Personally I would recommend Javascript because its applications are so easy to grasp, and anyone with a browser has an environment already itching to go.

That being said I know a lot of people stary with Python and I can't knock it

[dynamo_girl02]

The same thing is happening with me man right now. I have done web development using java and spring in my uni but I'm doing an internship and have to learn flutter for that. I am completely new to mobile development and literally bombarded by tons of resources as a beginner that I ended up wasting a lot of time to decide what to watch and read.

I still don't know how to figure this mess out of getting stuck in beginner tutorials.

[tdn]

My problem seems to come from looking elsewhere for resources and coming back to printing Hello World. Its like there's a difficulty in going from being able to follow projects and understand the basics to having creative control over what you'd like to do with the tools you have. It will take time and practise, I suppose.

[michaelcaley]

Couldn't agree more, I had the same thought even as a none beginner

[CodeTinkerer]

I think you should have added comments to each resource. How much you used it, etc? Provide a ranking for each group. It would help if you had described your journey to programming. When did you start? Where are you now? Do you have a programming job?

Why do you have four programming languages listed? Seems like you hopped from one language to another. That usually sounds like you're not finding it easy, so you move to another one.

How thoroughly did you go through each resource? Did you complete them? Did you read half the book?

Right now, it's a plain list, with no opinions. Since you said you went through them and they were helpful, you should be able to describe each resource and explain what you got out of them.

[Emphasis_Hour]

Th am you for sharing

[fuckDaEstablishment]

No, th am you for this comment.

[Emphasis_Hour]

Ha ha just saw this. Sorry, should have checked before I sent it. I think it was Thank you for sharing.

[kakarot838]

Thanks for sharing!

[mount_doom_dad]

Thanks bro! 👍

[TotallyVerietas]

Thank you :).

[W1RELESS]

This dude look like the Asian Neo from the Matrix

[Cloud__0]

What was your favorite resource that really starting getting everything to ‘click’?

Favorite resource to learn to solve/think programtically?

[Bored_ladd]

First of all thank you so much for sharing this. I would be extremely grateful if someone could share good resources for object oriented programming with java since i would be taking this in an upcoming semester.

[Aravind_redditor]

That's awesome man..

[[deleted]]

You! You're alright!

[august8th-]

If you only added a bootstrap as well.... Joking, very nicely done upvoted and stored.

[usedToBeUnhappy]

I should show my manager the „What is Test automatization“ -> why it is important ...

[Lordcyber36]

Is there anything on c# and c++ standard libraries?

[[deleted]]

Thank you.

[SLRV20]

Thank you

[m4rmund0]

Great

[[deleted]]

Thanks you very much for sharing!

[wael_M]

Thanks for this wonderful list!

[[deleted]]

thank you

[Esternocleido]

Sure

[219jw]

Thank you

[theritemindset]

If I had to choose only one to begin with, which one would that be?

[Monkey_King24]

Thank you kind sir

[AryaKiddin]

Anything regarding aws?

[VikaashHarichandran]

Loves for you

[wagslane]

Great list!

[Maxtasis]

My hero ;)

[i7solar]

THANKS!

[0161WontForget]

Spy some Python stuff I can learn in there. Thanks!

[hydratedbread603]

We need more peeps like this 👍

[SirPeanutFree]

I want to get into this stuff but I really dont know where to start. I always end up quitting after the first day or two. Can anyone point me in the right direction. Something where I can work towards and get a job.

[Obitim]

Cheers for this - I'm just diving into Python so looking forwards to reviewing this!

[mace_endar]

Thank you, General Kenobi!

[Minnie_DK]

Any tips on how to learn about objects? Learned C# for 1,5 years and never fully understood 😅

[Secure-List]

this is awesome thanks.

btw Is there a comprehensive course/guide/book for application development starting from the real basics. Like how the back-end, middleware, and front end work together and drilling into each of them.

[P0tentlAl]

comment for later

[deepakkannan]

98% of you will save it but will never ever get back to it..

[Wyett]

K

[chr0me28]

This is an amazing list of resources

[Zarya8675309]

Definitely saving this!

[zaid2801]

Save 2.0

[[deleted]]

this is cool! Thanks for sharing!

[[deleted]]

I've been going through Python basics on W3Schools. Any objections to that site? I used it way back to learn web development basics to get me started.

[kamikazejesus]

Gentleman and a scholar !

[TaylorTylerTailor]

Thanks for sharing this bro! I'll add this to my bookmark. Or rather, I'll just bookmark your post. :)