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@oguzhan · 6 days ago
The official fundamentals guide explains how Cloudflare handles domains, DNS records, traffic, certificates, caching, analytics, and account security. It is useful when an incident crosses the boundary between application code and the network edge.
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@oguzhan · 6 days ago
Google publishes its Site Reliability Engineering books online. They provide a shared vocabulary for service levels, error budgets, monitoring, incident response, toil, capacity, and operating distributed systems without relying on folklore.
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@oguzhan · 6 days ago
Redis becomes much more useful once you think beyond key-value caching. The official docs connect strings, hashes, sets, streams, transactions, persistence, clustering, and client behavior to real design choices.
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@oguzhan · 6 days ago
This official introduction is a good way to rebuild the fundamentals beneath Express, Nest, and build tools: the runtime, modules, asynchronous I/O, the event loop, package management, and common development patterns.
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@oguzhan · 6 days ago
Use Pro Git when memorized commands are no longer enough. It builds a durable model of commits, branches, remotes, rebasing, internals, hooks, and collaboration, and the complete book is available online.
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@oguzhan · 6 days ago
This course explains loading, rendering, images, fonts, JavaScript, resource hints, and Core Web Vitals as one performance system. It is a practical path from a slow-page symptom to the browser behavior causing it.
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@oguzhan · 6 days ago
The WAI tutorials connect accessibility requirements to concrete page structures: images, tables, forms, menus, carousels, and page regions. They are far more useful during implementation than treating accessibility as a final audit.
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@oguzhan · 6 days ago
When a query, transaction, lock, index, JSON operator, or extension behaves unexpectedly, go to the current PostgreSQL manual. It is precise, searchable, and unusually good at explaining both the feature and its operational consequences.
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@oguzhan · 6 days ago
The official React quick start is the cleanest reset for components, JSX, state, events, lists, and data flow. It is compact enough for a first pass and accurate enough to revisit when old React habits get in the way.
react.devOğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 6 days ago
Start here when TypeScript stops feeling like annotated JavaScript. The official handbook explains everyday types, narrowing, generics, modules, compiler behavior, and the mental model behind the type system in one coherent path.
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@cengizfoan · 28 days ago
Sun Tzu's timeless classic on strategy, leadership, competition, and decision-making. A foundational work studied by military leaders, entrepreneurs, executives, and investors for over two thousand years.
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@cengizfoan · 28 days ago
Millions of free books, movies, music, software, and historical archives in one place. One of the internet's greatest public knowledge resources.
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@cengizfoan · 40 days ago
Access hundreds of free courses from one of the world's top universities.
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@oguzhan · 60 days ago
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.
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@oguzhan · 60 days ago
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.
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@oguzhan · 60 days ago
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 · 60 days ago
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.
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@cengizfoan · 62 days ago
An AI-powered academic research assistant. I recommend it for finding, summarizing, and speeding up literature searches of scientific articles.
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@amina · 73 days ago
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 · 77 days ago
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.
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@amina · 78 days ago
Brilliant is helpful when formulas feel dead on the page. The interactive explanations make it easier to build intuition before chasing speed.