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List of available resources. Please add as you identify things you find helpful (especially for specific coding languages).

 

ALA Connect space for librarians participating in Code Year: http://connect.ala.org/node/165060

ALA LITA/ALCTS Library Code Year Interest Group: http://connect.ala.org/node/167971

ALA LITA/ALCTS Library Code Year IG Github: https://github.com/librarycodeyearig 

Other Support Groups

 

GENERAL CODING/PROGRAMMING

 

PROGRAMMING, CODING and MORE

  • Lynda.com - online software training videos (check to see if your library has a subscription)
  • Udacity - University level classes offered online for free
  • Coursera - everything from healthcare to computer science (education company; includes courses from Princeton, Stanford, U. of California Berkeley, U. of Michigan Ann Arbor, U. of Pennsylvania (Penn), and more)
  • edX - everything from history to computer science (non-profit consortium; includes courses from Harvard, MIT,  U. of California Berkeley, U. of TX system, Georgetown, Cornell, U. of Washington, and more)
  • Stanford School of Engineering's Stanford Engineering Everywhere courses
  • MIT's OpenCourseware

 

JAVASCRIPT

 

HTML

 

REGEX

 

PERL

 

PHP

 

PYTHON

 

RUBY/RUBY ON RAILS

 

JAVA

N.B. Java and Javascript are two completely different programming languages. 

 

APIs

 

 

 

Comments (1)

Alison Hitchens said

at 11:29 am on Mar 5, 2012

Hi all
FYI, I took the Fundamentals of programming course from lynda.com and it was really useful. He explained all of the concepts (functions, arrays, objects etc.) and used javascript as examples. If you are having any confusion over codeyear and want a review of concepts I would recommend it. Our university has several lynda.com accounts so I just had to ask the systems department for one and they gave me a 2 week window. The course is a series of videos and takes about 5 hours.

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