Ultimate Programming Resource Thread

The Ultimate Programming Resource Thread

Hello and welcome, I plan on this being a useful thread full of guides, IDE's, tools, cool libraries and what ever potentially useful programming stuff you can think of. I essentially want to create a one stop shop for all your wants for coding information. Of course I can't think of everything so if you find that there are stuff that could be added please suggest it and I will add it as soon as possible to this post.


Guides:

IDE's and Editors:

Continuous Integration Services:

Tools:

Build Systems:

Books, E-Books and Articles:

Other Useful Links:

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Reserved in case this grows so much that we reach the character limit, highly unprobable but just in case...

Take a look at putting this on the forum wiki

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Sure I'll put this on the wiki and maintain both wiki and thread if people want me too

This helped me with AWS when I was starting. That way I knew what to google for: https://www.expeditedssl.com/aws-in-plain-english

/r/cscareerquestions has a biweekly sticky post for resume reviews and critique thread. Most of the people who post are college students, but there are some non-college people who post and critique there as well. It helped me when I was coming out of college and recently when I was going back into the job market to poke my head around.

Zen Korans for programmers: http://thecodelesscode.com/contents some are okay, but overall I always enjoy them. Technical skills come and go, but sharpening the mind to think better is always a skill to chase.

Already have java tutorials in the works but the point t of the wiki is to move these threads into a more originized location

Alright I'll put this on the wiki and do a more complete job once I'm done with my finals, my last one is tomorrow morning btw so it should be done in the afternoon.

Focus on that then, my finals start in 3 weeks

For IDE, perhaps Visual Studio, and the free alternative, Visual Studio Express: https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/products/visual-studio-express-vs.aspx

For android development, Android Studio: https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html

Not to wear my tin foil hat too tight ... but ... wasn't there some sort of telemetry for Visual Studio that was recently discovered?

http://levicki.net/articles/2015/12/03/RANT_Microsoft_Visual_Studio_2015.php

From what I've seen the telemetry is part of the Application Insight that they added. Though I of cause wouldn't put it past Microsoft to use it for other things as well.

But that could probably be a discussion all in itself.

@Tejendi @snakeHatter I'm done adding your links.

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This is helpful! Thanks.