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title: λ - Society of the Lambda

FAQ

What is this?

A Telegram group secret society of programmers.

Why was I added?

We have a piece of AI software called `wal ter' that deterministically locates and adds new programmers. Most likely you have a username related to programming.

What should we talk about?

Anything related to programming is fine! Though likewise, anything else is okay too but don't overdo it.

Can I leave?

If you'd like, though The Wired is vast, and it's possible you could end up in another plane of it.

I need something to do!

Try this.

RESOURCE LIST

This is a list of the best programming resources on the web, put together by people with too much time on their hands.

##Online Compilers/IDEs

  • Ideone Allows you to run, compile and share code in many languages.
  • repl.it Interactive read-eval-print loops for mostly functional languages. Sparse features, but allows sharing and playback.
  • Runnable Allows you to create an anonymous GNU/Linux sandbox with full root access and install whatever you'd like. These can then be shared with others. Amazing service.
  • Koding Similar to Runnable, but requires login and your VM is saved. Just like having a virtual machine in the browser. Allows SSH access. Full root access.
  • PasteRack Specifically for Racket, even works with graphical programs.
  • lpaste Lightweight pastebin designed for Haskell but supports many languages.
  • FPComplete Complete learning center for Haskell, just... wow.
  • Godbolt Shows the assembly output of many C compilers for a given program. Handy for debugging and optimization.

##Learning Resources/Books

  • Rosetta Code Details solutions for many problems in many languages. Good to consult for reference when working with an unfamiliar language.
  • Free programming books A large list of many free programming books.
  • C Programming I learned C from this and K&R many years ago. Recommend it I guess.
  • C++ The definitive reference for C++.
  • Hoogle Haskell API search engine!
  • HTDP Classic book for learning about program architecture.
  • SICP The full text of Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, free to read online! One of the best books for learning how to program.
  • K&R The definitive introduction to one of the most widely used languages in the world. A good introduction to programming.
  • TC++PL A comprehensive overview of C++ by its creator.

##Text Editors

  • Emacs Emacs is probably the most flexible editor in the world.
  • Vim Classic UNIX text editor, improved.
  • Atom The next generation of text editors, inspired by Sublime Text and built by Github. Be sure to disable metrics.
  • Geany Lightweight GTK text editor with a good amount of features. Has poor support for adding new languages.

##Source code hosting

  • GitLab Has free private repositories.
  • GitHub Used by everyone. No private repositories without paying.
  • Or roll your own, which is very easy.

##Utilities

  • Asciinema Record and share your terminal session!

##Fonts

  • Codeface Collection of great programming fonts.
  • Tewi Great bitmap font with a lot of unicode support.