Pretty (atm uncomprehensive) Comprehensive List of Resources

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Where do I get started?

Idk there are a tonnn of ways to learn, and the resources never run out

• Open Source Guide
• Teachyourselfcs (highly recommend)
• Devdocs (offline downloadable documentation for a lot of what you probably need)
• OSSU
• Introduction to Algorithms
• Project Euler - A set of awesome programming challenges that has become pretty standard for every programmer
• Github Skills Learning Index

Books I recommend

• The structure and interpretation of Computer Programs
• 21st Century C (o reilly), but there is a definitive list to C books here and C++ books here. The posts are old but the books still hold fairly well

Web Dev

My advice: Don't get caught up in the new framework that comes out every week and focus on the fundamentals. That said, you should learn typescript and tailwind because I don't see those going anywhere soon

• Mozilla Docs (docs + learning resources)
• THE Javscript Tutorial
• The Odin Project (Fundamentals, highly recommend)
• Deep Dive into Web Dev (although it might be a little outdated)
• My recommended tech stack (t3) but this is very subjective
• ASPNET Core Roadmap
• Commitlint

Low Level

• CS APP
• NASM Tutorial
• Lowlevel Github Repo
• Low Level Learning (Youtube)

Hacking

• Hacksplaining
• Hackthebox Glossary
• Tryhackme
• Ctf101
• The Google Cybersecurity Certificate is currently one of the best certs. Getting cert costs money, but course materials are free.

Language Specific Websites

• Go
• C
• Haskell
• Rust

Content Creators I recommend

• Fireship
• ThePrimeagen
• BigBoxSWE
• NeetCode

Reference Materials

• GeeksforGeeks

Competitive Programming

If you're looking for a job, this is probably overkill. Takes a lot of time to grind out and probably not fun for a lot of people

Neetcode.io is by bar the best resource for trying to get a job

gfg and codeforces is all you need (I have resources somewhere on my computer but I can't find them)

https://www.reddit.com/r/usaco/comments/pk3tjp/the_ultimate_usaco_practice_method/

Colin Galen's Roadmap Resources

Guide to Competitive Prorgamming

Resources from Teamscode

This is a note to my future self that I have another reddit post saved somewhere that I wish I would've seen 4 years ago about strategy and mindset

Open Source

https://opensource.guide/ https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/getting_involved https://www.fsf.org/campaigns/priority-projects/ PR Opportunities

Self Hosted

I'm warning you it's a deep rabbithole!

Awesome Selfhosted Noted.lol Selfhosting Guide Tunneling Solution Comparison Open Source Alternatives to SaaS Tools

Misc

How to win Hackathons

Funsies

• Learn how the CPU works here
• Dev Resources (time waster)
• Awesomelists (time waster)
• Public APIs - Fun and useful free APIs
• Developer Roadmap
• LLVM Language Tutorial
• Insider Trades - Although I doubt how useful this really is
• Google Lens
• Fontawesome - Fonts + Icons
• Dreamberd - Funny programming language

Hosting and Tools List

Hosting

• Railway App
• Digital Ocean
• Render

List

Content Creators

• Fireship
• Theo t3.gg
• Thor Pirate Software
• Primeagen