A beginner's guide to capture the flag (CTF) hacking competitions. It explains what a CTF is, describes jeopardy-style CTF categories such as reverse engineering, Pwn, crypto and web, and covers logistics, finding CTFs and reverse engineering resources.
A draft curriculum of topics presented from a minimalist perspective. The material is designed for use on a phone or tablet, according to the author. Curriculums listed as in progress include Machine Learning, Security, Math, TAOCP, and Software with introductory courses such as Functional CS, Accelerated CS, and SICP. A Discord channel is mentioned for community.
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WebHacking provides educational videos, lessons, tutorials, or self-learning resources.
An online book by Hadley Wickham and Jennifer Bryan teaching how to create R packages, the units of shareable, reusable and reproducible R code. It covers turning code into packages others can download and use, is free to read online under a license, and can be ordered in print.
A free, continuously evolving downloadable book collecting community knowledge on 2D game development. It does not teach a specific tool, instead offering tips and tricks applied to any engine or built from scratch. Editions are available in pseudocode, Python, C++, JavaScript, Lua and Rust; some versions require thorough revision.
CodeAbbey is a resource offering short programming problems for people who want to learn programming and improve their skills, gathering tasks on programming basics and on how programming is used in other fields. It encourages a friendly competition with user ranking and offers a free programming certificate.
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A draft curriculum of topics presented from a minimalist perspective. The material is designed for use on a phone or tablet, according to the author. Curriculums listed as in progress include Machine Learning, Security, Math, TAOCP, and Software with introductory courses such as Functional CS, Accelerated CS, and SICP. A Discord channel is mentioned for community.
Zero to Nix is a guide to learning Nix and flakes. It describes core ecosystem components: Nix as a build tool and package manager, the Nix language, NixOS as a Linux distribution, and Nixpkgs as a collection of packages, libraries, and helper functions.
WebHacking provides educational videos, lessons, tutorials, or self-learning resources.
An online book by Hadley Wickham and Jennifer Bryan teaching how to create R packages, the units of shareable, reusable and reproducible R code. It covers turning code into packages others can download and use, is free to read online under a license, and can be ordered in print.
A free, continuously evolving downloadable book collecting community knowledge on 2D game development. It does not teach a specific tool, instead offering tips and tricks applied to any engine or built from scratch. Editions are available in pseudocode, Python, C++, JavaScript, Lua and Rust; some versions require thorough revision.
CodeAbbey is a resource offering short programming problems for people who want to learn programming and improve their skills, gathering tasks on programming basics and on how programming is used in other fields. It encourages a friendly competition with user ranking and offers a free programming certificate.
