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Path to Senior Engineer Handbook is Jordan Cutler’s curated index of resources for the promotion gap that almost nobody writes about: the move from mid-level IC to Senior, Staff, and beyond. Where most engineering resources stop at “learn to code,” this one starts at “you can already code; here’s how to grow into a senior… Continue reading →

Free Programming Books is the EbookFoundation’s ever-growing catalog of, precisely, books about programming that are free to read, sorted by language, by topic, and by natural language (English, Spanish, Chinese, Arabic, 30+ others). If you want a real book-length treatment of a programming topic and don’t want to pay retail, this is the index. View… Continue reading →

build-your-own-x is the codecrafters.io curated index of tutorials that teach you to rebuild familiar technologies from scratch: your own Git, your own React, your own database, your own Redis, your own Docker, your own compiler. Pedagogical rebuilds, not toy demos: each tutorial ends with a working thing you wrote yourself. View build-your-own-x on GitHub 531,502… Continue reading →

Awesome is the original “awesome list”: Sindre Sorhus’s 2014 catalog of technology-related curated lists, which spawned an entire genre. Star this repo and you have a table of contents to the rest of the awesome-* ecosystem: awesome-python, awesome-nodejs, awesome-go, awesome-react, and a few hundred more, each maintained by community experts. View Awesome on GitHub 488,962… Continue reading →

OSSU Computer Science is the Open Source Society University: a complete, free, self-taught four-year computer science curriculum built entirely from MOOCs (Coursera, edX, MIT OpenCourseWare, free YouTube lectures). If you want the structured progression of a CS degree without the tuition, this is the closest thing to it on the internet. View OSSU on GitHub… Continue reading →