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A collection of my current study tools, resources + subjects !

dev + cybersecurity

☀︎ visual studio code: programming + coding ☀︎ tryhackme: soc lessons ☀︎ itch io: assets and inspiration ☀︎ figma: design tool for projects ☀︎ w3 schools: quick reference ☀︎ neocities: website hosting for projects

korean

☀︎ talktomeinkorean: easy pdf lessons ☀︎ howtostudykorean: the more advanced version of ttmik ☀︎ lingolegend: quick lessons, cute game format ☀︎ naverdictionary: word usage / vocabulary ☀︎ rakutenviki: immersion via tv (i also watch korean MLP)

stem

☀︎ veritasium: informative videos ☀︎ startalk: astro-subject talk ☀︎ stanford/mit/harvard: tons of free misc courses + lectures ☀︎ real science: love their "insane biology" videos for marine life

general education

Hello! I have been missing in action for about 2 years. To be frank, I am a bit rusty with coding. After my tech internship, life hit me with some lemons and I ended up in an entirely different career path and had to pause with my college degree. That aside, I am ready to get back on track.

So far, during the past month or so, I have been dabbling with coding just for fun and I was exploring Swift - the coding language for Apple products. I immediately fell in love with it. It’s so easy and very beautiful to work with. I’m glad that Apple has a ton of learning resources, from Swift Playgrounds where you can experiment with code (very beginner friendly) to well written documentations. With my love for Apple products — I am also very deep in the Apple ecosystem and my newfound obsession with Swift, I thought maybe I should give coding a try again. So here, I am.

I am trying to take baby steps and ease myself back into it. Perfection does not matter, as long as I am consistent with creating.

Hello everyone,

I am currently working on the development of an Indian Sign Language interpretation system and need your help in collecting sign language gestures for training purposes. I have not found proper data for training a model for this project. Any contributions are would be very helpful and will be used exclusively for this project. I have created a Google form where you can upload video demonstrations of the gestures. Sample videos are provided for your reference. If you're interested in contributing, please use the following link to fill the form

Any support will be very helpful. If you're unable to upload the video files in the form send them to the mail mentioned in the form.

This is my first post, I'm so excited for it! I've been coding for 6 months. That's why I'm more naive, hehe. Now I'm busy developing an e-commerce site with C# over ASP.Net (I'm almost done and due in two weeks!). I created this account to give me more motivation to work and to follow and make friends with other coding girls.

21 March - 100 days of Productivity - 79/100

I am late with my study goals😅 but I am making efforts to be able to be on track again.

Keep coding DSA, reading about fundamentals, and solving questions of past tests for the national selection I mentioned in the previous post.

Let`s keep up the good work everybody! This programming-coding-tech community is getting better and better, so supportive and full of sweet people.