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Concurrent Programming

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Selected stuff (Books)

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There are too many platforms and languages with multithreading support. Let's first of all bring here the books which matter, rather than yet another boring platform-specific manual.

  • "The Little Book of Semaphores", Allen B. Downey [get free] -- good for acquiring an intuition on solving of basic (and not so basic) synchronization problems using old good semaphores.
  • "The Art of Multiprocessor Programming", Maurice Herlihy, Nir Shavit  [amazon] -- this book is mostly dedicated to the lock-free synchronization and other advanced topics rather than basic synchronization methods.
  • Any good book on condvars?

Frameworks?

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OpenMP, MPI, TBB, TPL, Cilk, Cilk plus, OpenCL, PPL, ParaSail, GCD, fork/join, AMP, CnC, PBB, ArBB, PPL

Platform and language specific stuff.

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  • Concurrent programming in Erlang, Future Learn [link]
  • Bartosz Milewski - Parallel and Concurrent Haskell [link]

Distributed Programming

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Video Courses

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  • Seif Haridi. Distributed Algorithms. [video]
  • CS 436: Distributed Computer Systems, University of Waterloo [video]
  • Cloud Computing Concepts, University of Illinois, coursera.org [link]

Functional Programming

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Machine Learning and AI

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Algorithms

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Operational Systems

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LearnIt/Operational Systems

Linux

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  • Linux Fundamentals, Prof. Dan Alberghetti [link]

Admin

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User Space API

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Kernel

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Drivers

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Networking Protocols

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Video Courses

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Programming Languages

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This page is either for interesting languages or interesting resources. Please no yet another "learn smth in # days". Good introductory courses are still welcome. Preferably, no materials for beginners like "smth as your first language".

clojure

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erlang

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Haskell

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javascript

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ocaml

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python

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scala

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scheme

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  • Video Lectures by Hal Abelson and Gerald Jay Sussman [link]

Swift

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Databases

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LearnIt/Databases