Learn to code by creating working applications(jetbrains.com)
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Learn to code by creating working applications
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Some game dev tutorials walk through full simple games.
They are called books.
This seems dismissive. Books are great, but they're usually put together by a single, knowledgeable author, rarely demonstrate how to construct a full-stack application, and definitely don't lend themselves to consistently staying up-to-date. Something like the RealWorld repo [0], which shows how to put together something in a variety of different languages and styles, is better for this.
[0] https://github.com/gothinkster/realworld
[0] https://github.com/gothinkster/realworld
Could link directly to https://hyperskill.org/
and the disclaimer in their terms is of importance:
"Hyperskill is a part of JetBrains Academy's learning experience. While most of learning will be happening online on hyperskill.org, some parts of the service are accessible only via JetBrains IDEs."
"Hyperskill is a part of JetBrains Academy's learning experience. While most of learning will be happening online on hyperskill.org, some parts of the service are accessible only via JetBrains IDEs."
There website is struggling right now. It took ~10 seconds for github login to popup after multiple clicks and I keep getting an error when trying to start a project.
It might be all the traffic from the HN newsletter?
It might be all the traffic from the HN newsletter?
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To that end, is there a platform that regularly provides updated/crowd sourced tutorials that are more software engineering based? For example, these tutorials can be taken to the next logical level and shown various ways to host these applications, and using SQL to manage user databases...etc.