practice-of-Coding (Time boxing)

Smart People learn from everything and everyone, Average People from their experiences, Stupid People already have all the answers. --Socrates

Practice is the sole criterion of truth.

• Make English as your working language.
• Practice makes perfect.
• All experience comes from mistakes.
• Talk is cheap show me the code.
• Either outstanding or out.
• Stay foolish Stay hungry.
• Three questions to ask at work: Am I happy? Am I rich? Is it meaningful?
• The journey is the reward.
• Hindsight leads to better choices.
• Embrace failure as a part of success.
• Be open to the small things.
• Find your why.
• Overcome fear and doubt.
• Learn resilience.

Scrum

• scrum-guide

Programming-languages

• programming-languages

AI

• Pytouch Docs
• OpenCV-Python(Video)
• d2l-ai/d2l-en
• ultralytics/yolov5
• Hello algo
• TensorFlow
• LangChain
• LLM101n
• bbycroft

Web

• Learn JavaScript - Full Course for Beginners
• The Complete JavaScript Course 2023: From Zero to Expert!
• HTML+CSS
• Cypress Documentation
• Cypress freeCodeCamp
• Kirby JavaScript
• Vue
• React

Web3

• Solidity-by-Example
• web3

Python

• Learn-Python3-The-Hard-Way
• Learn-OpenCV-3hours
• 《Python One-Liners: Write Concise, Eloquent Python Like a Professional》
• Python Black Magic Handbook
• Playwright

English

• Principle-Ray Dalio
• Professional English for IT
• Professional English for IT v2.0
• Building Your English Brain）中英字

C++

• C++

Rust

Resource

Roadmap

Huggingface

Udemy

freeCodeCamp.org

Pythontutor.com

Quick reference

• KISS Principle (Keep it simple and easy to understand, avoid over-complexity.)
• DRY principle (Don't Duplicate Code): Avoid duplicating code, extract shared code sections to build reusable functions or modules.
• YAGNI Principle (You Aren't Gonna Need It): Don't design functionality that you think you might use in the future, but don't need now.