Come and learn! Five free charging resources

The holiday is coming to an end~

After you relax, take your heart and continue to struggle💪, take five free online charging resources!

Persist in learning, promotion and salary increase are just around the corner.

(This recommended course is suitable for students with a certain programming foundation)

Distributed Systems

Speaker: Frans Kaashoek

The famous MIT 6.824 Distributed Systems course uses Go language. While explaining the principles of distributed system design, there is also a Lab for hands-on coding.

This course has a total of 20 lessons and 4 experiments. The experiments are all based on Go. The course is equipped with experiment-related test cases. Completing the experiments by hands can deepen the understanding of relevant knowledge.

(The original learning link: https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/6.824/schedule.html )

Learning link: https://url.leanapp.cn/W11JWYx (Station B includes machine-turned Chinese subtitles)

Computer Programming: Principles of Programming

Speaker: Peter Norvig

From Google Daniel Peter Norvig, it is also a very classic course. The content shares programming concepts, patterns and methods. Through the course, you can also learn some tips for technical experts to solve programming problems.

The course is suitable for Python programmers with a certain foundation to further enhance their professional skills.

Learning link: https://url.leanapp.cn/GSRry3f

Cryptography and its applications

Speaker: Christof Paar, Professor for Embedded Security at Ruhr University Bochum

There is course transfer at station B, but there is no Chinese and English subtitles. German professors speak very well in English, and no difficult words are used in the course of teaching. Slow down and can still understand the third-year listening level.

The course can be used as an introduction to cryptography. The teaching style of the professors is from simple to deep, with strong extensibility. Each formula and theorem will be deduced on the spot. The style of handwriting on the blackboard also makes the teaching rhythm not too fast.

After learning, you can push most of the cryptographic algorithms by hand, and at the same time will lay a good theoretical foundation.

Learning link: https://url.leanapp.cn/pnnyU6M

C++ tutorial

Speaker: Yan Chernikov

With millions of views and rave reviews, it was rated as the most detailed C++ tutorial on the Internet by netizens.

Learning link: https://url.leanapp.cn/hUHJlLU

Back-end development learning and practice

Speaker: TDS Engineer

A series of back-end learning courses shared by engineers of the TDS team, including some practical tutorials on back-end development. Help engineers to realize the transition from the initial stage to the advanced stage of development.

Learning link: https://space.bilibili.com/50642811/video

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