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@cengizfoan · 7 days ago
Watch History Unfold
Explore how countries and borders have changed throughout history.
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@cengizfoan · 7 days ago
Learn from MIT for Free
Access hundreds of free courses from one of the world's top universities.
Oğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 28 days ago
Refactoring Guru: design patterns and clean code, finally explained visually
Design patterns used to be gatekept behind a dense, decades-old book. This site explains every one with clear diagrams, real code in multiple languages, and plain language. When you hit a gnarly bit of architecture and think "someone must have solved this shape before," this is where you find out how.
refactoring.guruOğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 28 days ago
fast.ai: learn deep learning by building, not by suffering through math first
Most AI courses bury you in equations before you ever train a model. fast.ai flips it: you build working models from lesson one, then learn the theory once you care. Taught by Jeremy Howard, it's free and has launched a lot of careers. The single best on-ramp to actually doing deep learning.
Oğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 28 days ago
The Odin Project: the free full-stack curriculum that doesn't hold your hand
Unlike tutorials that spoon-feed you, The Odin Project makes you build real things and figure out the hard parts, which is exactly how you actually learn. It's the closest thing to a free, self-paced bootcamp, and it's beloved for a reason. If you're serious about becoming a full-stack developer, this is the path.
www.theodinproject.comOğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 28 days ago
freeCodeCamp: learn to code for free, for real, with no catch
Thousands of people have gone from zero to a developer job using freeCodeCamp, and it costs nothing. Thousands of free hands-on tutorials, full courses, and certifications that teach real fundamentals instead of chasing the framework of the month. If someone asks you how to start coding, send them here first.
www.freecodecamp.orgcengizfoan
@cengizfoan · 29 days ago
Elicit
An AI-powered academic research assistant. I recommend it for finding, summarizing, and speeding up literature searches of scientific articles.
elicit.comAmina Brooks
@amina · 40 days ago
The spaced repetition app that made vocabulary finally stick
Anki works because it is not trying to be cute. Once I built the habit, it turned review into a small daily maintenance task instead of a panic session.
apps.ankiweb.netAmina Brooks
@amina · 44 days ago
The free CS course I wish I had found before paying for tutorials
CS50 is intense, but it gives beginners a real foundation instead of a fragile bag of tricks. I recommend it to anyone who wants to understand what they are doing.
Amina Brooks
@amina · 45 days ago
The math site I use when a concept needs to be seen, not memorized
Brilliant is helpful when formulas feel dead on the page. The interactive explanations make it easier to build intuition before chasing speed.