Transparent PNGs, all frames one size and in one row (makes it easier for the developer to animate)

If you're just getting started on the web, Susan Robertson has a radical suggestion: build something that interests you.

In JavaScript, most of the code that we write falls under asynchronous programming. Whenever we pass an argument as a function and expect this function to run sometime in future, we’re dealing with something asynchronous. And it isn’t always nice to have callbacks as the preliminary entities for async.

A year after Leo Grand created Trees for Cars, the homeless coder still lives in the same back alleys where he started until he makes a more lucrative app.

Free programming books organized by topic.

Basically, this is the website we wish we'd had when we were learning on our own. So we stitched together a curriculum from the best resources we could find online and here it is.

Maybe like me, the word hacker gives you a sour taste... but I thought someone may enjoy these links.

This is a great resource that someone sent to me called "Getting BS in CS Without Getting BS in CS." Hope someone finds it useful.

Hackr.io is a crowd-sourced resource of programming classes. More than 500+ of the best tutorials and courses on Python, Javascript, HTML 5, Swift, Android and more.

New course published by Pluralsight, given by Rob Connery (of Tekpub fame).

Jewelbots, a programmable friendship bracelet that debuted on Kickstarter last week, is on a mission to make coding popular among pre-teen girls. Jewelbots..

A programming language based on the one liners of Arnold Schwarzenegger

Haha came up with an even better plan than text post which is then snapped to other tribes! Just use imgur with screenshots of my code, then make a snap of that :P **Edit** Not sure why the title changed, so I changed it back.

They aren't sure where to go, so I'm cross-posting for them.

Are you a Python programmer and interested in Rust? This article goes over the basics of making the jump.

DevDocs is an API documentation browser that combines 60+ docs in a single UI with offline mode, instant search, keyboard shortcuts, and more.

There are currently three popular approaches to Python concurrency: threads, event loops, and coroutines. Each is shrouded by various degrees of mystery and peril. In this talk, all three approaches will be deconstructed and explained in a epic ground-up live coding battle.

Welcome to Clojure! Use an interactive interpreter to start learning Clojure.