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A research-oriented computer science curriculum centered on computational trinitarianism, where computation appears as logic, programs and categories. It covers programming with functional languages, discrete math formalized in Lean 4, algorithms and proof assistants.
A Byte of Python is a free book that teaches programming using Python. It serves as a tutorial or guide to the language for a beginner audience. The book teaches Python 3, and references to Python 2 are included only for historical context and understanding legacy code.
Interactive Git cheatsheet that categorizes commands based on what they affect. The page presents commands for the workspace, index, local repository and upstream repository, including status, diff, add, commit, checkout, reset, merge and rebase.
Telegram link is a Telegram channel, group, or bot link for updates, files, community posts, or support.
A free interactive Perl tutorial for people who want to learn the Perl programming language quickly. It has no downloads; users click a chapter and follow the instructions. Chapters cover topics such as Hello World, variables and types, scalars, arrays, hashes, conditional decisions, loops, operators, references, subroutines and regular expressions.
A free Next.js course that teaches building a full-stack dashboard web application step by step. Across 15 chapters it covers styling, fonts and images, layouts, navigation, databases, data fetching, rendering, streaming, search and pagination, mutating data, errors, accessibility, authentication and metadata.
