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Programiz provides free online compilers and code editors that run in a browser for languages including Python, JavaScript, SQL, C, C++, Java, HTML and CSS. It also offers interactive lessons with practical code that can be run directly in the browser. The site states no installation or sign up is needed.
EncodeDna.com is a developer resource offering online tools, tutorials, guides and articles on web development topics such as Python, Node.js, JavaScript, Angular, CSS and color theory. Its browser-based tools include an image viewer, HTML minifier, image cropper, color palette generator, JSON validator and notepad. Articles are described as new regularly and free for ever.
The Modern JavaScript Tutorial offers simple but detailed explanations with examples and tasks covering closures, document and events, object oriented programming and more. The JavaScript language part starts from scratch and goes on to advanced concepts like OOP, concentrating on the language itself. A translation page lists translations into various languages.
Oh Shit, Git!?! is a page of plain-English explanations for common Git mistakes, such as committing to the wrong branch, needing to change the last commit message, or undoing changes to a file. Each situation is paired with Git commands, including git reflog and git commit --amend, and notes that public commits should not be amended.
A site offering lessons on the fundamentals of reverse engineering, binary analysis and software security. It describes hands-on tutorials, practical examples and real-world scenarios covering binary analysis, malware research, and static and dynamic analysis.
Algorithms Books presents three textbooks by Mykel J. Kochenderfer and coauthors, published by the MIT Press. The books are Algorithms for Optimization, Algorithms for Decision Making, and Algorithms for Validation. Full PDFs are available free.
