README.md

aliases	note-type	tags
README - Tutorials and Guides README - Tutorials, Guides, and Online Courses Tutorials, Guides, and Online Courses	hub	hub

Tutorials and Guides

Related : README: Books Notes and References Library - Academia

Key

• ✅ (check mark button) : Completed
• 🧑‍💻 (technologist) : In Progress
• ⏱ (stopwatch) : On Hold
• 🚫 (prohibited) : Won't Do

Log Status

Items listed are in progress or forgotten about. Try not to have more than 3 items active.

1. NOTE HUB ✅
2. thenewboston - Django Tutorials for Beginners ⏱
3. thenewboston-pro-django-tutorials ⏱

Note Creation Workflow - Course/Tutorial Series

Related: Note Taking Workflow Draft <= TODO : Update and merge content into

1. Make a new folder in current directory (i.e. tutorials-guides-and-online-courses) with the convention of "author/channel-tutorialSeriesName" in kabab case (e.g. authorchannelName-rust-for-beginners).
2. In that folder, author/channel-tutorialSeriesName, create a README using the readme_tutorial_template. This will be all the will capture high level notes and key highlights to encapsulate what I've learned in the tutorial series.
   1. aliases: README - tutorial folder name
3. Create a "hub note", hub-notes, with the same name as the folder (author/channel-tutorialSeriesName). This note will serve as the "hub" for where I reference other related notes, related topics, my GitHub repository where I followed along, a link to the tutorial's playlist (if there is one), and index the notes created from the tutorial series.
4. All notes use the template permanent-notes-video. At the top, in the properties section, provide the link to the source of the video/guide

From here any significant high level materials captured in the course's README is then "processed" into it's own higher-level more broader topic note; for example, if the course or tutorial was on React.JS all that course/tutorial series would "bubble-up" to the ReactJS note

This process would continue until the notes are refined...

Courses, Tutorials, and New Learnings Backlog

• Coursera: Computer Science - Computer Security and Networks - Stanford: Cryptography I - Instructor: Dan Boneh - Dr. Ted Krovetz Recommends
• Coursera: IBM - Python for Data Science, AI & Development
• Introduction To Computer Science And Programming In Python - can do on your own - Shankar Swamy Recommends
• Introduction to Internet of Things, XEE100, Stanford School of Engineering
• MITx: Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Using Python- Shankar Swamy Recommends
• Neovim for Beginners — Source Code Control : Explore plugins for source code control and other interesting plugins
• React Tutorial: Tic-Tac-Toe
• The Unix Shell - Summary and Setup
• Tyler Smart recommends anthonywritescode for coding on YouTube - Functools Cache: python: functools.lru_cache (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #54 - YouTube
• Tyler Smart recommends Sphinx for documentation
• Watch "Avoid endless if-else statements with this Python Tip!!" on YouTube
• thenewboston-nodejs-tutorial-for-beginners 🚫
• thenewboston-reactjs-tutorial-for-beginners 🚫