Code@LTH

Languages

• Scala - Statically typed object-oriented/functional/pragmatic language that runs on the JVM
• Python - Popular dynamically typed language. Used at: Google, Dropbox, Reddit et. al.
• Clojure - Modern Lisp dialect that runs on the JVM
• Go - Compiled and statically type language by Google
• Haskell - A purely functional language
• Ruby - Of Ruby on Rails fame and much more
• C++ - Long ago simply named "C with Classes", now it's far more
• Java - Statically typed language which gave rise to the JVM

Code@LTH produced exercises

• Exercises for EDAF05

Programming Competitions

Check out our Competitive Programming page. Here you can find a calendar of upcoming competitions and a list of yearly of competitions.

Editors and IDEs

• Vim
• neovim
• Emacs
• Spacemacs - Emacs with Vim
• Jetbrains IDE suite - including IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, CLion, Webstorm
• Sublime
• Atom
• VS Code
• Eclipse

Articles

• Beating the Averages by Paul Graham
• Guide to Technical Development (for Software Engineers) by Google
• What every computer science major should know by Matt Might
• 10 Best IDE Software by Jenni McKinnon

Videos

• Simplicity matters by Rich Hickey (Creator of Clojure)

Online Courses

• Udacity
  Note that the course materials are free via the "Access course materials" button.
  • Introduction to Computer Science with David Evans (Prof. of Computer Science at University of Virginia)
  • Web Development with Steve Huffman (co-founder of Reddit)
    Learn web development while developing a blog in Python
• Codecademy (HTML + CSS, JavaScript, Python, Ruby, PHP)
• Coursera
  • Machine Learning by Andrew Ng (Stanford University)
• edX
  • Artificial Intelligence by Dan Klein and Pieter Abbeel (University of California, Berkeley)

Talks

• Scala Intro Code along by Prof. Björn Regnell
• A short introduction to Python (slides) by Erik Bjäreholt (GitHub)

Humorous Repositories

• FizzBuzz Enterprise Edition