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* Added missing author names and file types for various books. Updated links for some books.
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A simple python script that checks urls to see if they are broken.
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A simple python script that checks whether the style of book listing is according to our style guide.
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I am the author of a new language-agnostic introduction-to-programming textbook, discovered this site, and would like to add my book. The use case I am thinking of is this:
A kid wants to learn to program, doesn't know which in language, and comes to this:
BY PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
Originally, this list included a section called "Language Agnostic" for books about
programming subjects not restricted to a specific programming language. That
section got so big, we decided to split it into its own file, the BY SUBJECT file.
The kid in intrigued by the idea of learning programming in a language-agnostic manner, goes to BY SUBJECT, and but finds there a list of specialized and advanced-sounding topics. The kid just wants to learn to program, and not finding a suitable category in which to look, is encouraged thereby to return to BY PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE, pick a specific language, and go down that path.
Little did the kid suspect that there are language-agnostic introductory-programming texts in Theoretical Computer Science. It took Eric Hellman to point out to me that this is where such great language-agnostic introductory-programming texts as SICP/Ableson&Sussman are catalogued (Yes, SICP uses Scheme, but it isn't really about "How to Program in Scheme"). But the kid will never find SICP, because "Theoretic Computer Science" is an intimidating misnomer. (And furthermore, the category does include highly-theoretical books.) The kid has lost an opportunity, and has been led to believe that programming is all about learning one of the standard programming languages.
I am proposing to:
1. Rename the category "Language-Agnostic Introductory Programming / Theoretical Computer Science".
2. Move into alphabetical order in the list of subjects.
3. Insert my own book there.
My preference (frankly) would be to separate introductory programming textbooks from highly theoretical books, but (certainly, as a newcomer to the site) I don't propose such a step.
* New subject: "Programming"
Split "Theoretical Computer Science" into "Programming" and (the residual list) "Theoretical Computer Science".
Add my book to "Programming".
* Clarify where Language-Agnostic books went.
Add one sentence to the preamble clarifying where Language-Agnostic books went.
* Add an extra line
Added an extra line to fix a lint error
* add go course from #8619
* added book from #8655
* added book from #8688
* add book from #8698
* remove duplicate
* add tutorial from #8939
* add course from #9076
* as noted in #9086, not the whole book
* courses from #9116
* space
* added cheatsheet from #9138
* sololearn tutorials from #7188
* alphabetize
* add webpack course from #8031
* add a course from #8853
seems to cause linter failure? adding here to double check
* was worth a try
* update a title (from #7651)
* move learnxiny to books
as suggested in #7687
* add arduino course from #7765
* add resource from #7825
* Big Data resources from #7939
* move youtube courses from books-id to courses-id
* normalizing riptutorial attribution
* add free online book on Differential Privacy
* add free online book on Differential Privacy
* security and privacy section
* Update books/free-programming-books-subjects.md
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Added A Beginner’s Guide to Matlab written by Christos Xenophontos
* Add new book to free-programming-books-subjects
* Add book to free-programming-books-subjects
* Missing author add, add space between authors
* Adding Quantum Computing Book
The Functional Analysis of Quantum Information Theory
Ved Prakash Gupta, Prabha Mandayam, V. S. Sunder
* spacing issue
Spacing issue between next section and current section
* Create free-podcasts-screencasts-fr.md
Spacing issue between next section and current section
* Alphabetical changes
reorder to keep alphabetical order
* Update free-podcasts-screencasts-ru.md
* Update free-podcasts-screencasts-ru.md
After reading this book, you would understand everything that comes into the scope of Supervised ML, and would be able to not only understand nitty-gritty details of mathematics behind the scene, but also explain to anyone how things work on a high level.
* added book Fundamentals of Data Visualization book
under new Subject Data Visualization
* fixed alphabetical ordering
* changed datamining category to data science
* updated free-courses-en.md AI
updated free-courses-en.md AI
* updated free-programming-book for AI
updated free-programming-book for AI
* Updated free-programming-book.md
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* Updated free-courses-en.md
Removed a course due to a time restriction
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* Added few ebooks
- Added Essential Algorithms
- Added Production Go
- Added JavaScript Wikibook
- Added Laravel Tips and Tricks
- Updated The Modern Javascript Tutorial to use HTTPS
- Added Essential SQL
- Added TypeScript Handbook
* Updated links to javascript wikibook and production go ebooks
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* Point chain.courses to The Web Archive
* Point Glib/GTK+ book to new official location
* Point Deep Learning with PyTorch to official HTML location
* Foundations of Machine Learning is still available through MIT Press preview site
* Point Introduction to Probability to new site
* LLNL tutorials have a new location
* Delete Deep Learning with PyTorch
* Fixed broken link to Introduction to Parallel Computing in reference to Issue #6942
* Fixed broken link for 'The GLib/GTK+ Development Platform' in reference to Issue #6942
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* added book Introduction to Modern Statistics
added book Introduction to Modern Statistics by Mine Çetinkaya-Rundel, Johanna Hardin
* url trailing slash removed
* Added ESPL NITC: Compiler Design, and Intro to SQL by Khan Academy
* remove dups
* Including suggested changes
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* Add 'Linux IP Stacks Commentary - Web Edition'
* Add annotation to indicate that the web edition is a work-in-progress
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* chore: improve info of Git & SVN books
- some http -> https. Address #6942
- complete creators
- remove dups
- move GIT/SVN resources to VCS section in that files where is defined
* add creators to `-ko` resources
* complete missing creators in `-en` resources
* complete missing creators in `-zh` resources
* change `online` to `HTML` format note
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* Pro Git. change `online` to `HTML` format note
* books(it): remove crosslink alias from SCM title section
* change `online` to `HTML` format note + some `trls.` in Git sections
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* chore!: join editors into section `IDE and editors`
This homogenize the place where are organized the IDE and editors like Vim, Emacs, Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, Eclipse, IntelliJ... into the same section.
Emacs Lips is a language per sé. so apply and add some crosslinks #5535 in order to reference editors.
Moved books in `-langs.md` now are in `-subjects.md` since editors are language agnostic, I think.
Complete this moved resources with author, formats and notes
* fix: alphabetize says linter
https://github.com/EbookFoundation/free-programming-books/runs/8267734103?check_suite_focus=true
Run fpb-lint ./books/
books/free-programming-books-ja.md
4:5-22:42 warning Alphabetical ordering: swap l.22 and l.21 alphabetize-lists remark-lint
books/free-programming-books-pt_BR.md
58:1-61:70 warning Alphabetical ordering: swap l.60 and l.59 alphabetize-lists remark-lint
books/free-programming-books-zh.md
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* chore!: Organize near spoken Lisp dialects.
- Common Lisp, PicoLisp, Emacs Lisp -> Lisp
- Rename Common Lisp and LISP -> Lisp
- Emacs & Pico as subsections of Lisp preserving current crosslinks
* chore: merge non-referenced Emacs Lisp into Lisp
* fix: homogenize authors format and place
- use colon as author separator (replaces `&`, `and`, `y`, `e`, `et`...)
- ensures is placed after resource title, not part of itself `title - author`
- `et al.` as special author/token to group many
* remove double comma
* fix: recover traducer role notations as `trad.:`
* detect and apply some `trad.:`s role anotation
* chore: `trad.:` to `trl.:`
Apply suggestion made by Eric at https://github.com/EbookFoundation/free-programming-books/pull/7034#discussion_r954014539
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* Sort author - format
* fix: remove empty authors (dash is alone)
Used regex: `-\s+(\(|$)`
* format: change to `edt.:` role
Definition list at https://www.loc.gov/marc/relators/relaterm.html
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* remove non-free leanpub books
45 books removed, the 59 books remaining are still free.
* re-add 5, fix 3
a programmed scan of the leanpub urls reveal 5 that should not have been removed and 3 that should use /read urls
* revert to previous index structure
* chore: homogenize C# table of content anchor (`#c-sharp` to `#csharp`)
* format: homogenize c# category title
right markdown escape instead of use HTML entities
* lint: fix `MD012/no-multiple-blanks` rule
Multiple consecutive blank lines [Expected: 2; Actual: 3]
* lint: fix `MD039/no-space-in-links`
Spaces inside link text
* lint: fix `MD009/no-trailing-spaces` rule
Trailing spaces [Expected: 0 or 4; Actual: 1]
Trailing spaces [Expected: 0 or 4; Actual: 2]
* lint: fix `MD006/ul-start-left` rule
* format: remove extra spaces between note tokens
* spell: fix lint `MD044/proper-names` rule
- HTML
- JavaScript
- YouTube
* spell: normalize to the most common `Index` heading
* lint: fix `MD007/ul-indent` rule
Unordered list indentation [Expected: 4; Actual: 2]
* format: escape pipes `|` from resources text
addresses #5176
* add Hesham Asem courses about machine and deep learning and nlp
* Expand the name of nlp section
* Change the order
* Revert "spell: normalize to the most common `Index` heading"
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* adding infinite descent into pure mathematics pdf
* corrected alphabetical order
ignore the "An" at the beginning of the title before, and corrected that here
* Added French Book Maitriser Ethereum
* Added English book Mastering the Lightning Network
* Added French Book + link correction
* Revert "Added English book Mastering the Lightning Network"
This reverts commit 96133195d4.
* Added English book
* redressing the french URLs
* added "Learning Bitcoin from the Command Line"
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* Added French Book Maitriser Ethereum
* Added English book Mastering the Lightning Network
* Added French Book + link correction
* Revert "Added English book Mastering the Lightning Network"
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* Added English book
* redressing the french URLs
* Standardize TutorialsPoint links: urls, metadata...
* There is no PDF for this guide
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* move Tutorials Point's tutorials from courses to its category
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* Add Quantum Computing
* fixes alphabetical order
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* Use book landing page instead of PDF direct download link
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* added Mastering Ethereum in Blockchain category
* Update books/free-programming-books-subjects.md for normalization
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* Added Exploring Modern Fortran Basics
Hi,
Stjepan from Manning here. I thought this title might be a good match for your list. Thank you for considering it.
Best,
* Added Exploring Math for Programmers...
Hi,
Stjepan from Manning here. I thought this title might be a good match for your list. Thank you for considering it.
Best,
* address linter issues
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* Fixed broken links
* Fix: missed PDF notation
* Delete two links
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* Updates - Thanks to @davorpa
* Fixed missing notation
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* Recover working `School of Data Handbook`
* Use archived PDF to fix `Microservices AntiPatterns and Pitfalls` broken link
* fix: use and updated frontmatter to solve broken link
`Microservices vs. Service-Oriented Architecture` by Mark Richards
Moved HTML version: https://www.oreilly.com/radar/microservices-vs-service-oriented-architecture/
Archived PDF: https://web.archive.org/web/20201112010849/https://www.oreilly.com/programming/free/files/microservices-vs-service-oriented-architecture.pdf
Broken: https://www.oreilly.com/content/microservices-antipatterns-and-pitfalls/
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* Add CI/CD with Docker and Kubernetes Book
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* Added a book under Computer Organization
Hey, I added one more free book under the subject. It's a pretty broad category and I am sure more free books exist on the topic. I personally studied from the book by Smruti Sarang and felt that it's too precious a resource to not share. I think COA deserves a separate category not only because it is a college course but also because COA gives a first introduction to the implementation of digital systems inside computers (boolean algebra, latches, mux, registers) before focusing on Assembly languages like x86 and ARM. I skimmed through your misc list but since the subject doesn't focus on programming languages hence we cannot add the existing books like 'Scientific Programming and Computer Architecture' in it.
