Category: Coding
Learn coding online with beginner to advanced courses covering programming basics, logic, and real-world projects.
Learn Assembly by Programming the Original Gameboy
Game Boy Programming: Assembly, Graphics, Audio, Multiplayer, and Real Hardware
Mastering SOLID Principles of Object Oriented Design (C#)
Master SOLID principles using C#. Learn to write maintainable, scalable, and robust code through practical examples.
Modular Monolith Architecture
This in-depth course will transform the way you build modern systems. You will learn the best practices for applying the Modular Monolith architecture in a real-world scenario.
Master Dependency Injection in C# with Asp.Net Core
Learn Dependency Injection in C# with Asp.Net Core using Best Practices
Getting Started: Caching in .NET
Let’s make the hardest thing in programming easy for .NET software engineers.
From Zero to Hero: Microsoft.Extensions.AI in .NET
Master the main AI abstraction library for .NET AI development
Vulkan API with C++: Build a PBR Renderer from Scratch
Master modern graphics programming with Vulkan, C++, and Slang shaders — from zero to a physically based renderer
Getting Started: Authentication and Authorization in .NET
Learn how to get started with authentication and authorization in .NET
C# 13 – Ultimate Guide – Beginner to Advanced | Master class
Learn C# by doing | C# projects | Bootcamp for C# Interview | Advanced C# | .NET 9 | LINQ | Interview Questions
Master the First Principles of Computer Vision
Transform from a code-wrapper to a system architect by building 3D vision pipelines from first principles No high-level wrappers. Pure Engineering.
Master bare metal embedded system programming with AVR uC
Learn embedded C, assembly & mixed programming, AVR microcontroller internals, GPIO, EEPROM & more
David Beazley – Ruckus
In this 4-day project course, our goal is to implement the core of a small programming language using Rust. Starting out, it doesn’t seem too bad, but we’ll enter the 9th inner circle of recursion, borrowing, and mutability hell soon enough. To make matters worse, we’ll start to doubt our prior knowledge of nice “beginner-friendly” languages like Python. Finding a way out of this mess seems possible, but it might require a beginner’s mind and a deeper sort of englightenment.
