Creating a Website....Made Easy

Want to learn the ABC's of creating a website? 
This is one of the few tutorial sites that encourage you to GET THE FACTS before you create a website.
Obviously For free...

English For Students

This site provides a large collection of English as a Second Language (ESL) tools & resources for students, teachers, learners and academics. Browse all the pages and find useful links and plenty of information.

This website provides a variety of helpful information- from info about tests like TOEFL, GRE, GMAT to having collection of the most famous Nursery Rhymes.
Some of the Topics this website covers are-
 

Obscure C++ Features

Here is a collection of obscure C++ features, gathered over the years by the author of the post, Evan Wallace. Hopefully you'll learn something from this page even if you already know C++ pretty well. The features below are roughly ordered from least to most obscure.

1. What square brackets really mean
2. Most vexing parse
3. Alternate operator tokens
4. Redefining keywords
5. Placement new
6. Branch on variable declaration
7. Turing complete template metaprogramming
8. Pointer-to-member operators
9. Static methods on instances
10. Overloading ++ and --
11. Operator overloading and evaluation order
12. Functions as template parameters
13. Template template parameters
14. Function try blocks

  
See the Post here

CSSDeck is an awesome place for HTML/CSS/JS Devs

A new way to teach and learn html/css/js. Basically, you just need to write HTML, CSS, Javascript code inside code editors and it'll record whatever you type. Other people can then "playback" your recording in a video style and learn how you made your creation.
Another part of CSSDeck is the Creations gallery (which is what it started with). If you ever made something cool with CSS/JS just submit it and we'll showcase it in the gallery. It's purely for educational and inspiration purposes.
Last but not the least, you can make testcases and share with other people who can help you out solve your coding problems. You can also collaborate with them in realtime and code collaboratively. 
Site: CSSDeck
Check out the Documentation. 

 

Images: http://t3n.de

HackerRank

Solve fun programming challenges

HackerRank is an expanding set of programming challenges in various domains of Computer Science. Code in any language you prefer, optimize your algorithm and learn as you go. It is a site for hackers from all over to solve programming problems in many different domains, from algorithms to artificial intelligence.

HackerRank can be used-

• For Fun. What can be more exciting than solving challenging problems? We also add helpful features to make it more enjoyable, such as providing boilerplate code and displaying animations of your code running.

• Glory. As you solve more challenges, you will earn points and move up in the Hacker Leaderboard. Many challenges will involve code-to-code competitions, so may the best hacker win!

• Community. We are building a community of hackers who will be able to discuss problems, learn, compete and collaborate together.

• Learn new Topics. You will be able to learn new programming topics and techniques by going through the challenges on HackerRank. We believe the way to learn something is by doing it.

 Languages supported by HackerRank-

• C
• C++
• JAVA
• C#
• PHP
• Ruby
• Python
• Perl
• Haskell
• Clojure
• Scala
• Erlang
• Lisp
• Lua

Git - Getting Started

Git-scm - We have all seen those pages in github, where you can download the source codes of various projects, or scripts to do various things.. But what is that? What are versions, cloning, How do we contribute to a project?
What's all the hype about git and opensource..
Well you can get all your answers here.

Some features of using Git-

1. Branching and Merging
2. Small and Fast
3. Distributed
4. Data Assurance
5. Staging Area
6. Free and Open Source