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Javascript

2 decksSee all : Javascript

Modern JavaScript, TypeScript, the DOM, asynchronous programming, APIs and web development.

  • Jest

    Jest

    37 topics

    Jest is a JavaScript testing framework.

  • VueJS

    VueJS

    9 topics

    Vue is a JavaScript component building framework.

Python

3 decksSee all : Python

Syntax, data structures, object-oriented programming, testing, web development and modern Python tools.

  • Graphene Python

    Graphene Python

    5 topics

    GraphQL in Python Made Easy

    https://graphene-python.org/

    Source documentation:
    Copyright (c) 2015-Present Syrus Akbary
    MIT License

  • Python Glossary

    Python Glossary

    128 topics

    Immerse yourself in the language of Python with this comprehensive flashcard deck, meticulously created using terms straight from the official Python documentation’s glossary. It serves as a powerful tool for learners at all stages - whether you’re a newbie just dipping your toes in the waters of Py

  • Python Standard Library

    Python Standard Library

    30 topics

    Learn the modules available in the Python standard library.

    This deck focuses on the package names, and not the API for each package. It is intended to help experienced Python devs, who already know the basics, to increase their familiarity with all of the packages available in the standard libra

Software Development

3 decksSee all : Software Development

Git, SQL, databases, software architecture, testing, DevOps, cloud computing and AI.

  • AWS Cloud Products

    AWS Cloud Products

    26 topics

    This deck will help you to learn and remember the products available from Amazon Web Services (AWS).

    With over 200 products and services, this deck aims to teach basic familiarity with what they offer.

    Disclaimer: This deck is in no way sponsored by, affiliated with, or endorsed by Amazon.<

  • Composing Programs

    Composing Programs

    4 topics

    This deck is based on the textbook for the UC Berkeley CS 61A course, and is based on the classic computer science book Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs by Harold Abelson and Gerald Jay Sussman.

    This version of the text has been updated from the original to use Python, instead of

  • Git CLI

    Git CLI

    8 topics

    This deck aims to teach the top level git commands that are available.

    It’s based on the output of git help -a, which categorizes the almost 150 top level commands into 8 groups. Each of these top-level commands has its own man page, with a myriad of other options available.

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