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This reminds me of Programming from the Ground Up[1]. Although this seems to focus much more on networking. I wonder if someone could write a Programming from

• nbaksalyar 6y ago
  > this seems to focus much more on networking. That's a first module, and I will keep adding more lessons, at least for UNIX process control (fork(2) and friends) and memory allocation. > Programming from the Ground Up This looks like a great resource, thanks!
  • olah_1 6y ago
    > and I will keep adding more lessons As someone that doesn't know anything about low level, I am hestitant to jump into any of these lessons because I have this idea in my mind that there is a proper order that one should learn the concepts in. Is that true? If so, will you have learning "paths"?
    • nbaksalyar 6y ago
      Yes, but these paths are likely to be loosely connected, i.e. these lessons are designed to be self-contained. There are some common basic topics, or “prerequisites”, but these will also have their own self-contained “path” / module to explain things like binary numbers or how memory works. It’s also very likely that I’ll do a separate module for Rust as a programming language.