https://youtu.be/0pwpP2QOW9g?si=r3c7pdV1QaCfvgkA BOOKS - TCP/ IP illustrated volume 1 (teach networking) - Operating Systems in 3 easy pieces (teach OS) - Inside the Machine (Computer Architecture) - Concurrency in action (concurrency) - C++ software design - Beautiful C++ in the YT link below in the description is a link to a Google sheet of the relevant chapters for each book (don’t need to read all!)

After spending around a month or so following the typescript back-end course on boot.dev it has definitely helped set programming foundations. The learning approach on boot.dev is great especially combined with "boots" their AI. If you are just starting to learn programming I would highly recommend checking out boot.dev! While everything I have said is good, I do think there are some flaws such as if you are not interested in games then you may find it boring as that is essentially what boot.dev is, I also think I personally need to do some projects completely on my own to fully understand the concepts taught. All in all boot.dev is great and something I'll definitely be using for the future! https://github.com/bootdotdev/curriculum

I'm going to make a classroom for CompSci resources so if anyone recommends anything please drop them below.