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A bunch of Lectures from Stanford about a ton of stuff for free on Youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/user/StanfordUniversity#g/p

Programming Abstractions:
http://www.youtube.com/user/StanfordUni ... F856038C69

Programming Methodology:
http://www.youtube.com/user/StanfordUni ... C7F4A1F852

Programming Paradigms:
http://www.youtube.com/user/StanfordUni ... 49CA734A02

There are other Computer related classes on there, but mostly practical for toward robotics.

MIT Classes:
http://www.youtube.com/user/mit?blend=1&ob=4#g/p

Intro to Computer Science & Programming:
http://www.youtube.com/user/MIT#grid/us ... A6F225E074

Yeah there's some from UC Berkeley on iTunes U as well (You can, well should, be able to download those for free on iTunes U)...

I must say, I throughly enjoyed the Programming Methodology from Stanford... I thought the guy was kind of funny

XianForce wrote:Yeah there's some from UC Berkeley on iTunes U as well (You can, well should, be able to download those for free on iTunes U)...

I must say, I throughly enjoyed the Programming Methodology from Stanford... I thought the guy was kind of funny

Lol me too, he's a laugh.

MrDeathNote wrote:

XianForce wrote:Yeah there's some from UC Berkeley on iTunes U as well (You can, well should, be able to download those for free on iTunes U)...

I must say, I throughly enjoyed the Programming Methodology from Stanford... I thought the guy was kind of funny

Lol me too, he's a laugh.

It's KAREL!

I swear, I think I laughed for like 10 minutes when he said that XD

XianForce wrote:

MrDeathNote wrote:

XianForce wrote:Yeah there's some from UC Berkeley on iTunes U as well (You can, well should, be able to download those for free on iTunes U)...

I must say, I throughly enjoyed the Programming Methodology from Stanford... I thought the guy was kind of funny

Lol me too, he's a laugh.

It's KAREL!

I swear, I think I laughed for like 10 minutes when he said that XD

+1, that guy's a fucking awesome teacher.

Heres a link to the first part of a (small) series on how to use lua scripting with c++.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnfniLVfVV4

sharpedge wrote:Heres a link to the first part of a (small) series on how to use lua scripting with c++.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnfniLVfVV4

I love you!
Exactly what I need for my upcomming project.

Did you make this video?

I've been getting into python recently, so I'm going to add some resources I found to be particularly helpful.

Learn Python The Hard Way
Definitely for newcomers to programming in general. Goes over a lot in a reasonable amount of detail.
http://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/

Official Python 2.7.2 Tutorial
Being the official guide to the python 2.7 language, this is definitely necessary.
http://docs.python.org/tutorial/index.html

I find cplusplus.com a great website to help with learning C++. I use it all the time, it has professional looking tutorials on everything C++, a help forum, articles, and complete documentation for C++. On pretty much any of the standard libraries. Just use the search feature for basically anything you need, most problems have been covered in the forum.

Aspirer wrote:I find cplusplus.com a great website to help with learning C++. I use it all the time, it has professional looking tutorials on everything C++, a help forum, articles, and complete documentation for C++. On pretty much any of the standard libraries. Just use the search feature for basically anything you need, most problems have been covered in the forum.

I've found cppreference.com to be a good alternative to cplusplus.com, which is starting to feel a bit dated.

It's very thorough and up to date.
It's wiki based, so errors tend to be fixed quickly.
I've found it to be the best C++11 STL reference; other references have been slow to incorporate the new changes.
The more technical coverage of the STL can be nice depending on what you're doing.
You can download a copy for offline viewing; very nice for programming on long flights, etc.

http://bonsaiden.github.io/JavaScript-Garden/ - An excellent and in-depth introduction to all the cool features of JavaScript.

http://lwn.net/Kernel/LDD3/ Linux Device Drivers, Third Edition (O'Reilly) full book freely available online and as PDF.

There's also a nice article on writing Linux device drivers here: http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/art ... vers_linux

anything about c#?

Behric wrote:anything about c#?

Plenty here: C# Guides and Resources