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How to Master Computer Programming

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Learn Computer Programming
Website Development

Website Development is popular computer programming specialization. To be a web developer, you need to be familiar with HTML, CSS, a text editor, Git, Unix, Databases, JavaScript, Node.js and a web framework.

Link to Beginning Programming / Web Development tutorial page

Beginning Programming / Web Development

Learn Beginning Computer Programming and Web Development. Learn the basics of how to use a text editor to write software; how to use the Command Line Interface; how to create a simple web page; and how to use the JavaScript programming language.

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Link to Visual Studio Code tutorial page

Visual Studio Code

Download, configure, and learn to use the Visual Studio Code text editor, including plug-ins for a local web server, Debugging your code, and linting JavaScript code.

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Link to HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap tutorial page

HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap

Learn the basics of HTML and CSS by building a working blog website. We will mimic the styles of the popular Bootstrap front end framework. You can use the Bootstrap framework or create your own styling by hand.

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Link to Unix and Linux tutorial page

Unix and Linux

Unix and Unix-like operating systems are used in the majority of servers, Smartphones including iOS and Android, macOS, and Windows has a Subsystem for Linux. Linux is a family of open source Unix-like operating systems built around the Linux kernel. This is a series of tutorials on how to use Unix/Linux for software developers.

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Link to Git and GitHub tutorial page

Git and GitHub

This is a series of tutorials on how to use the Git version control program, and GitHub, the most popular remote software collaboration site. And learn the Markdown language for writing styled documentation on GitHub or in your own projects.

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Link to JavaScript tutorial page

JavaScript

Learn how to use the JavaScript programming language. Each tutorial and CheatSheet category focuses on a JavaScript data type, global object, or other programming construct, plus Web APIs. It assumes no prior knowledge of JavaScript and is designed to bring you to a highly proficient intermediate skill level.

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Link to Node.js tutorial page

Node.js

Node.js is an environment for running JavaScript code outside of a web browser. It has APIs for working with a computer or server's file system, and for creating a web server. It also has a repository of third-party packages that can be installed in your software projects. This series of tutorials shows you how to install and use Node.js.

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Link to Database tutorial page

Database

This is a series of tutorials on how to use relational databases and the SQL database query language. We are using a Postgres database although the concepts apply generally to relational databases. All the concepts are included in the corresponding Database CheatSheet.

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