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Google Code University
- dgquintas 17y agoThe general (not just "languages" section) site being http://code.google.com/intl/en/edu/ http://code.google.com/intl/en/edu/
- gislan 17y ago"New Features in the Next C++ Standard" doesn't work (deleted by user), anyone got working link?
- Tycho 17y agoThanks for alerting me to this. There's also a lot of great stuff available from the 'iTunes University' - whole video lecture series from Stanford among others. You can also access most of the support material through the Stanford website. It's awfully generous of them!
- slavingia 17y agoThis plus iTunes U equals win.
- jacobolus 17y agoThis isn’t exactly the same thing, but for anyone interested in the tech/science side of photography (optics, human color vision, silicon sensors, algorithms converting raw camera data to usable images, &c. &c.), I recommend Dick Lyon’s series of “Photographic Technology” lectures at google, a couple dozen hours of material: http://www.dicklyon.com/phototech/ http://www.dicklyon.com/phototech/
- evanrmurphy 17y agoNo functional programming languages? (Except for the bit in Python.)
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- scottjad 17y agoI also really like http://proglit.com/core-units/ http://proglit.com/core-units/ More geared toward beginners, it covers basic programming concepts, C, Javascript, Java, Clojure, etc.