Thank you sultan for leaving your feedback. Glad you liked it ;)
Great, just great. Thanks for the collection.
No problemo jonx. Hope you find them useful!
Thanks going to learn a lot from these!
That's great. Glad you liked the compilation!
Couple more comments would be appreciated. Come on guys, this is a useful thread :D
Thanks a lot bro, This is an amazing collection.
I appreciate all the hardwork you put into making this thread.
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You are welcome. Glad you liked the contents!
Definitely worthy of a sticky, great thread man.
My-my tears of joy! They are falling upon the computer!
Thanks OP!
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Jun 23, 2014 03:43 AM
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Wow this is overwhelming. In my research for gathering all useful tools before digging in deep to programming I found this nice list I will defiantly be bookmarking for future reference. I can't wait to see the content inside.
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This is a great list! Like others have said above this post does deserve a sticky. There are tons of threads asking for books/material on learning X - I'll refer them to this from now on.
Glad you liked this thread guys. Thanks for keeping the thread alive!
A few (well, one) essentials you missed - Learn Python the Hard Way. It's a great book by a great coder/teacher/writer.
Also, might want to add a section about places to find challenges/ideas...
Oh wait, your not Ub3r... :(
(Jun 29, 2014 03:04 PM)ѕнα∂σω Wrote: A few (well, one) essentials you missed - Learn Python the Hard Way. It's a great book by a great coder/teacher/writer.
Also, might want to add a section about places to find challenges/ideas...
Oh wait, your not Ub3r... :(
Hehe. I'd have loved to add a few more. I didn't add Learn Python the hard way because it's a paid book. Every link and book in here are completely free with no copyright rules or anything.
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