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LearnToCloud is a free, open-source, self-paced cloud engineering program. It provides a structured curriculum with resources, practical challenges and clear goals, automated checks and AI-assisted reviews of submitted work, and community support. The curriculum starts with Linux and networking, then builds an AI-powered API that is deployed, automated and secured on a chosen cloud.
An introductory course on programming with Python. It covers reading and writing code, testing and debugging, functions, variables, conditionals, loops, exceptions, unit tests, third-party libraries, regular expressions, classes and file handling. It is designed for students with or without prior programming experience. The course's ten weeks of material are available free via OpenCourseWare.
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The HTML Hobbyist is a site about learning HTML to build a website, fanzine or personal site. It discusses the history of the World Wide Web and argues that publishing a website is cheaper and easier than before. It offers a one-page starter and a web badge.
The Ebook Foundation administers the free-programming-books repository, a list of freely available programming books and other learning resources grouped by genre and language. It began as a clone of a StackOverflow list, was moved to GitHub for collaborative maintenance, and also includes cheat sheets and free online courses.
Beej's Guide to Git is a guide that starts from zero and builds up the reader's Git mental model, intended as a foundation for expert use rather than a cheat-sheet. It is part of Beej's Guides, a collection of free programming guides.
