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Server Survival is a free, open-source browser game that teaches cloud architecture through 25 campaign levels in 11 languages, without installation. It covers topics such as load balancing, caching, autoscaling, circuit breakers, multi-region failover and GPU inference economics.
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Server Survival is a free, open-source browser game that teaches cloud architecture through 25 campaign levels in 11 languages, without installation. It covers topics such as load balancing, caching, autoscaling, circuit breakers, multi-region failover and GPU inference economics.
Trig for Games provides educational videos, lessons, tutorials, or self-learning resources.
AtCoder is a programming contest site for people from beginners to experts. It holds weekly programming contests online, with contest categories including Beginner, Regular, Grand and Heuristic contests, along with algorithm and heuristic rankings.
Exercism is a free, community-funded, not-for-profit platform for learning and practicing programming. It offers coding exercises across 84 language tracks, an in-browser editor, and automated analysis of solutions, alongside free human mentoring. Exercises can also be downloaded and submitted from the terminal with a CLI-first tool.
Oh My Git! is an open source game about learning Git. It visualizes the internal structures of Git repositories in realtime and includes a custom-designed playing card interface, plus an integrated terminal where players can execute arbitrary Git commands. It focuses on interacting with remotes and workflows for multiple repositories. Binaries for Linux, macOS and Windows are downloadable from itch.io.
Java Design Patterns is a site showcasing Java-based design patterns, principles and code snippets. It presents a collection of software design patterns implemented in Java, software design principles, and the 30 Seconds of Java collection of reusable, tested, copy-pasteable Java 17 compatible code snippets. It also offers an open source Java Design Patterns book.
