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Guided hands-on JavaScript basics course: a numbered sequence of self-contained lessons, each with a README, starter code (before/) and a worked solution (after/). Ideal for beginners. Keywords: javascript, web, ecmascript, programming.

Guided hands-on PHP basics course: a numbered sequence of self-contained lessons, each with a README, starter code (before/) and a worked solution (after/). Ideal for beginners. Keywords: php, web, backend, programming.

Docker and DevOps basics: containers vs VMs, images, the run lifecycle, Dockerfiles, volumes, Compose and networks — with a working MongoDB container as the companion example.

Databases basics: ER modeling, relational design, SQL (SELECT/JOIN/DML) and a NoSQL/MongoDB lesson. Eight self-contained lessons with sqlite-runnable exercises and solutions.

Cybersecurity fundamentals with a defensive focus: threat modeling (STRIDE), recon and scanning, DoS/DDoS, defense in depth, and the ethical/legal framework for testing.

UML basics: the diagram types that matter — use case, class, object, activity and sequence. Six self-contained lessons with PlantUML examples and design tasks.

Guided hands-on C basics course: a numbered sequence of self-contained lessons, each with a README, starter code (before/) and a worked solution (after/). Ideal for beginners. Keywords: c, systems, low-level, programming.

Guided hands-on HTML basics course: a numbered sequence of self-contained lessons, each with a README, starter code (before/) and a worked solution (after/). Ideal for beginners. Keywords: html, web, markup, semantic-html.

Guided hands-on CSS basics course: a numbered sequence of self-contained lessons, each with a README, starter code (before/) and a worked solution (after/). Ideal for beginners. Keywords: css, web, styling, layout, flexbox, grid.

Guided hands-on C# basics course: a numbered sequence of self-contained lessons, each with a README, starter code (before/) and a worked solution (after/). Ideal for beginners. Keywords: csharp, dotnet, programming, oop.

A hardcore, no-frills piece of code that lets you chuck files into a server like you're tossing bricks through the system's windows.

This project should serve as a starting point for students who want to create their first GATE10 simulations using python.

Learn TI-83 Plus Assembly in 28 Days https://taricorp.gitlab.io/83pa28d/

AWS Workshop: 000139 Dms Build Ci Cd With Codepipeline

AWS Workshop: 000139 Amplify Cicd Codepipeline

AWS Workshop: 000117 Build Serverless Chat Website

Python ile temel ve orta seviye için faydalı kod (Useful code for basic and intermediate with Python)

Python 3 training material

RAPT - Right, Another Python Tutorial

Mini tuto sur comment chiffrer ses variables d’environnement pour pouvoir les push et les partager en sécurité