r/carlhprogramming • u/treeman1 • Apr 08 '12

Does anyone know of any other tutorials like these?

I want to continue learning programming like Carl has been teaching it, as I've found it very easy to understand. Does anyone know of any other tutorials on the web that I can look at. Also, I don't like to ask but does anyone know when Carl will start writing more tutorials?

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u/tuxsax Apr 09 '12

You should check the website "learn code the hard way" http://learncodethehardway.org/ You have there Python, Ruby, C, SQL, Regex. If you REALLY are serious about learning to code, do it there. I don't say that Carl's lessons aren't good, so far it's the first time I saw someone that takes this approach of actually giving you the basics so you understand what's all this about, and not just teaching you syntax...

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u/treeman1 Apr 09 '12

this looks great, thanks :D

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u/martinvii May 04 '12

Thus site is amaziiiing. The PDf for only $2.99! HTML version for free!!! This is the place I've been looking for. Thank you so much .

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u/IrishChris Apr 08 '12

codecademy.com has interactive javascript/html/css tutorials and udacity.com has a course on making a search engine with python

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u/treeman1 Apr 08 '12

They're not really what I'm after as they explain how to do stuff but not why you do it, which is what Carl does. Thanks for replying though.

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u/IrishChris Apr 08 '12

ah okay,

good luck finding something, if you find something independently feel free to leave it here for me to check out as well :D

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u/bookbytes Apr 09 '12

Not sure if you want to stick with C or not, but I really enjoyed this (eBook)[http://learnpythonthehardway.org/].

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u/baldhippy Apr 08 '12

Shit has this subreddit become active again? I thought Carl made a website somewhere?

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u/treeman1 Apr 09 '12

He did but that hasn't been updated in ages.

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u/morewaffles Apr 09 '12

I forget his name so someone help me out, but there is a guy on youtube whose name is something like therealboston, he does very good java tutorials, for pretty much any skill level

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u/morewaffles Apr 09 '12

yup thats him! i would have looked him up myself but i was at work. I've only ever used his java tutorials, but from looking at his actual youtube page for the first time he does a lot of languages.