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A free, hand-curated collection of over 1,000 classic computer science books plus the author's own study notes, shared as a single GitHub README.
A free, hand-curated collection of over 1,000 classic computer science books plus the author's own study notes, shared as a single GitHub README.So it is not a program — just a giant list of book downloads?Exactly: the README is one long index of roughly 20 numbered categories, and every listed title is a Baidu Cloud download link with an extraction code. There is no code to run.
Exactly: the README is one long index of roughly 20 numbered categories, and every listed title is a Baidu Cloud download link with an extraction code. There is no code to run.How do I actually get one of these books?Search the README with Ctrl+F or jump through the category list, then open the Baidu Cloud link next to the title and enter its extraction code. If GitHub is slow from China, the same collection is mirrored on Gitee and gitcode.
Search the README with Ctrl+F or jump through the category list, then open the Baidu Cloud link next to the title and enter its extraction code. If GitHub is slow from China, the same collection is mirrored on Gitee and gitcode.Anything annoying about browsing it?Everything sits on one very long page and the table-of-contents jump sometimes fails — if it does, just scroll down. Files are also only reachable through Baidu Cloud, so download speed depends on that service.
Everything sits on one very long page and the table-of-contents jump sometimes fails — if it does, just scroll down. Files are also only reachable through Baidu Cloud, so download speed depends on that service.Who is this collection mainly for?Computer science students and early-career developers in China: the companion interview materials target new graduates and people up to three years into the job, and all notes are written in Chinese.
Computer science students and early-career developers in China: the companion interview materials target new graduates and people up to three years into the job, and all notes are written in Chinese.Which subjects and languages do the books cover?Around 20 categories: C, C++, Java, Python, Go, data structures and algorithms, operating systems, Linux, backend architecture, computer systems, networking, databases, frontend and full-stack, machine learning and deep learning, design patterns, assembly, Git, math, and job-interview write-ups. Editions are mostly in Chinese, with some English originals like 'The C Programming Language' mixed in.
Around 20 categories: C, C++, Java, Python, Go, data structures and algorithms, operating systems, Linux, backend architecture, computer systems, networking, databases, frontend and full-stack, machine learning and deep learning, design patterns, assembly, Git, math, and job-interview write-ups. Editions are mostly in Chinese, with some English originals like 'The C Programming Language' mixed in.Is the collection still being updated?Yes, but gradually: the author maintains it alone in his spare time, with about 1,100 books on his disk and 500+ already uploaded. If a book you need is missing, you can add his WeChat (coderxiuxiu) and he will add it over time.
Yes, but gradually: the author maintains it alone in his spare time, with about 1,100 books on his disk and 500+ already uploaded. If a book you need is missing, you can add his WeChat (coderxiuxiu) and he will add it over time.What else does the repo share besides the books?The author's own ByteDance job-hunting notes turned into an interview-prep website, notes from two ByteDance backend engineers, Tsinghua and Peking University course resources, a Top-50 classic CS books list with campus-interview PDF compilations, and a separate learning-roadmap repository.
The author's own ByteDance job-hunting notes turned into an interview-prep website, notes from two ByteDance backend engineers, Tsinghua and Peking University course resources, a Top-50 classic CS books list with campus-interview PDF compilations, and a separate learning-roadmap repository.Does using it cost anything?No, everything is shared for free; the author only half-jokingly asks for a 1-yuan milk-tea donation if the repo helped you.
No, everything is shared for free; the author only half-jokingly asks for a 1-yuan milk-tea donation if the repo helped you.What are similar projects?CS-Book, fullstack-tutorial, CS-Notes, architect-awesome, interview, awesome-programming-books, tech-interview-for-developer, hello-algorithm
CS-Book, fullstack-tutorial, CS-Notes, architect-awesome, interview, awesome-programming-books, tech-interview-for-developer, hello-algorithmWhich topics is it in?os, piracy, operating-system, ebook, interview-questions, data-structures, interview, algorithms, computer-science, redis, sql, pdf
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