Masters

Frontend Masters – Complete Intro to Linux and the Command-Line

Frontend Masters – Complete Intro to Linux and the Command-Line
English | Size: 1.92 GB
Category: Tutorial


Description : Command-line skills are essential for modern developers. Linux has become the backbone of modern computing, and most developers today rely on tools built on the command-line, no matter if you’re on Mac, Windows, or Linux! In this course, you will learn powerful commands, use Ubuntu, quit VIM, handle package management, and write your own shell scripts.

Frontend Masters – Introduction to JAMstack

Frontend Masters – Introduction to JAMstack
English | Size: 1.91 GB
Category: Tutorial


by Jason Lengstorf of Netlify, Feb 2020
Front-end developers have significantly more power and autonomy to create full-featured apps as the back-end is being moved more and more into services. In this course, you’ll learn how the different parts of the JAMstack fit together, from building apps out of only static assets to handling asynchronous interactions with serverless functions. You’ll also set up advanced features like authentication and store and retrieve information from databases, then ship your new site to production!

Frontend Masters – Build your own programming language

Frontend Masters – Build your own programming language
English | Size: 5.20 GB
Category: Tutorial


Frontend Masters – Build your own programming language (using javascript)
by Steve Kinney, Oct 2019
Learn the essential parts of programming language design! Through creating a new programming language, you’ll learn how to break down a program into its necessary elements: first into tokens through lexical analysis, and then into a traversable abstract syntax tree composed of those tokens. You’ll also write an interpreter, and learn how to transpile your language to javascript to make it runnable.

Packt – x86 Assembly Language Programming Masters Course

Packt – x86 Assembly Language Programming Masters Course-RiDWARE
English | Size: 1.68 GB
Category: Tutorial


This course will teach you x86 assembly programming by taking you through how processors work and how machine-level coding is possible. The course is divided into two modules. The first module shows you how to use an emulator for the legacy Intel 8086 processor and explains what goes on under the hood.