Computing Resources
General
Online CompSci Courses – free and comprehensive resource that is a collection of open college courses that spans videos, audio lectures, and notes
CompSciPHD – looking to get a PHD in computer science? The link has info on how to do that
TopCoder – Software Development Contests and holds Tutorials as well.
The New Boston Programming, Software Tutorials, Science Tutorials (YouTube channel)
What CompSci Students Should Know
Non-Technical CompSci Reading List
Recommended Computer Science Research Papers
BetterExplained A blog containing tips in articles – Math, Programming, WebDev.
Scratch A very gentle pseudo programming language
List of Compilers
Microsoft Visual Studio Express – IDE General
Code::Blocks – crossplatform C++ IDE
GCC – just a compiler
NASM – Netwide Assembler, just compiler
FASM – flat Assembler, IDE and compiler
Vim / Emacs / Notepad++ – Text editors that can be extended into an IDE
Eclipse – General IDE
Netbeans – General IDE
QTCreator – Cross Platform IDE
Computation Theory
Youtube – Real World Turing Machine
Play Hookey Basic Comp Theory
learn-c.com Control & Embedded Systems
The Elements of Computing Systems
Youtube/ Coderisland – Intro to Theory of Computation (Advanced)
Programming
Google Code Search for code
Wolfram Alpha/Web & Computer Systems
Programming TI calculators/BASIC [Often these calculators are the students’ first glimpse to the programming world.]
Thinking in Java & Thinking in C++ – Contains links to two free BOOKS
Higher Computing for Everyone Teaches programming using the C language
Carl Herold | Higher Computing For Everyone – Basics of Programming With Focus On C
How to Think Like a Computer Scientist: Learning with Python – Introduction to programming for absolute beginners, using the Python language
Become a Programmer, Motherfucker
Codeacademy Learn coding in a simple and interactive way. No need to set up an IDE for this. Currently has a focus on scripting.
Practice, Challenges, Contests
Theory
YouTube/Berkeley’s SICP video lectures
MIT’s Structure & Interpretation of Computer Programs
Youtube – Structure & Interpretation of Computer Programs (SICP) with Abelson & Sussman
A Layman’s Explanation of P=NP
Youtube/ MIT’s Introduction to Computer Science & Programming
Cellular Automata Comprehensive cellular automata site with lots of resources
Conway’s Game of Life Cellular automata wiki
Practice exams for intro to CS University course
Bayesian Reasoning and Machine Learning
Carnegie Mellon’s 15-112: Fundamentals of Programming – It has a syllabus and the schedule of the class containing what students have learned.
C, C++, C#
Learn C++ – Starting C++
CProgramming.com C & C++
cplusplus.com C++ reference & other site pages include tutorials
XNA Tutorials same author as the C# Crash Course
Java
Javanotes Starting Java
The Java Tutorials Concise Java
MathCS.org Mathematics & Java
Python
Learn Python The Hard Way Starting Python Book
Invent with Python Beginner-level free Python book with a focus on game programming
Python.org/doc/ Python Documentation Index
Learn Python tutorial
Online Python Tutor View python code executed step by step to see how it works (for people new to programming)
Haskell
Learn You a Haskell for Great Good! Guide to Haskell
Real World Haskell Real Work Haskell
Fortran
The basics of FORTRAN
Other Languages
dosprompt.info CMD Prompt Basics
MathCS.org Android
Web Development
Opera: Web Standards Curriculum Complete beginner to having a solid grounding in standards-based Web design, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript development
Webdev Reference & Documentation From Mozilla
J-Query and Javascript tutorials
Ruby on Rails Optimized open-source web framework
YUI Theater Lectures on web technologies
W3Schools Web development tutorials on HTML, XML, scripting, services, and building.
Networking
Learn to Subnet Learn to Subnet
Beej’s Guide to Network Programming A nice tutorial on programming with sockets. Inside is also how to make a simple server and client!
Linux / *nix
Compilation of Linux/Ubuntu Resources by Reddit
Slackware Linux Essentials The slackware book is in essence a tutorial for installing and learning Slackware, which is considered to be one of the most learning intensive distributions of GNU/Linux available. There is a saying, “If you learn Redhat, you know Redhat. If you learn Slackware, you know Linux.” If you take a quick glance through the ebook, you’ll realize that anyone interested in Linux will find relevant information here such as partitioning hard drives, compiling the kernel and software. how to use bash, installing and editing windows managers and desktop environments, or managing network connections and protocols. The Slackware ebook is hands down the most important tool I came across as I began learning about Linux. -Anonymous
UNIX in 10 Minutes Starting Unix
The Linux Documentation Project
Game Development
DirectX Tutorial Tutorial for learning DirectX, geared toward game development
The Ultimate Indie Game Developer Resource List A bunch of links for independent game developersOpenGL Shading LanguageOpenGL Tutorial
Reference
Cheat-Sheets Cheat sheets for many programming languages
DevCheatSheet Tons of cheatsheets for lots of programming languages, frameworks, editors, environments, and more