From Building Ethereum ÐApps by Roberto Infante
In this article I’ll give you a high-level overview of decentralized applications. I’ll explain in detail what they are, how they appear, what technology stack they are built on, and when it makes sense to build them.
Let’s start our journey!
From Building Ethereum ĐApps
By Roberto Infante
From Hello Scratch! by Gabriel Ford, Sadie Ford, and Melissa Ford
You want to make the games, right? I know. I want to jump straight to the game making too. But I also know that learning key computer science ideas first makes that whole game-making thing a lot easier. It helps you jump into coding, helps you design your own games in the future, and even helps you learn another coding language, such as Python or JavaScript. The ideas covered in this article apply to every programming language and every game you’ll ever make.
From Algorithms in Motion
By Beau Carnes
From Classic Computer Science Problems in Swift
By David Kopec
From Grokking Bitcoin by Kalle Rosenbaum
This article discusses the basics of cryptographic hashes, which
are used all over the place in Bitcoin. Trying to learn Bitcoin without knowing what cryptographic hashes are is like learning chemistry without knowing what an atom is.
From Grokking Bitcoin
By Kalle Rosenbaum
From The Quick Python Book, Third Edition by Naomi Ceder
Read this article if you want a basic overview of how Python compares to other languages, and its place in the grand scheme of things.
