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A curated list of websites useful for programmers — news, coding practice, interview prep, MOOCs, podcasts, books and more. It is a reading list of links, nothing to install.
A curated list of websites useful for programmers — news, coding practice, interview prep, MOOCs, podcasts, books and more. It is a reading list of links, nothing to install.Is this the original list or a translation?It is the Chinese version of the well-known 'Best Websites a Programmer Should Visit' list, linked at the top. Each entry is a site name with a link and a short Chinese description.
It is the Chinese version of the well-known 'Best Websites a Programmer Should Visit' list, linked at the top. Each entry is a site name with a link and a short Chinese description.Do I need to know Chinese to use it?Yes for reading it comfortably — every annotation is written in Chinese. The linked sites are the same mostly English-language resources as in the original list, so the links themselves work for anyone.
Yes for reading it comfortably — every annotation is written in Chinese. The linked sites are the same mostly English-language resources as in the original list, so the links themselves work for anyone.Does it cover AI and machine learning resources?Yes — there is a dedicated AI learning section with fast.ai, Andrew Ng's DeepLearning.ai, TensorFlow, Scikit-learn and an article explaining the difference between AI, machine learning and deep learning.
Yes — there is a dedicated AI learning section with fast.ai, Andrew Ng's DeepLearning.ai, TensorFlow, Scikit-learn and an article explaining the difference between AI, machine learning and deep learning.Besides tutorials, what other media does the list include?Podcasts such as Coding Blocks and Software Engineering Daily, YouTube channels like CppCon and Computerphile, and documentaries — Breaking the Code about Alan Turing and Pirates of Silicon Valley among them.
Podcasts such as Coding Blocks and Software Engineering Daily, YouTube channels like CppCon and Computerphile, and documentaries — Breaking the Code about Alan Turing and Pirates of Silicon Valley among them.Are entries annotated or just bare links?Each entry carries a one-line Chinese note — for example Stack Overflow is recommended for its weekly newsletter and topic subscriptions, and regex101 as an online regex tester.
Each entry carries a one-line Chinese note — for example Stack Overflow is recommended for its weekly newsletter and topic subscriptions, and regex101 as an online regex tester.Is everything on the list free?No. Many picks are free, like Codecademy, freeCodeCamp, Khan Academy and a linked collection of over 500 free e-books, but paid services such as Treehouse and Pluralsight are listed too.
No. Many picks are free, like Codecademy, freeCodeCamp, Khan Academy and a linked collection of over 500 free e-books, but paid services such as Treehouse and Pluralsight are listed too.What are similar projects?Best-websites-a-programmer-should-visit, expert_readed_books, SDE-Interview-and-Prep-Roadmap, LeetcodeTop, interview, fe-interview, tech-interview-handbook, free-books
Best-websites-a-programmer-should-visit, expert_readed_books, SDE-Interview-and-Prep-Roadmap, LeetcodeTop, interview, fe-interview, tech-interview-handbook, free-booksWhich topics is it in?interview-prep, website, books, interview, career, programming, computer-science, awesome, awesome-list, learning, list, markdown
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