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108 reviews from r/LearnJapaneseNovice, r/SEO, r/edmproduction and 48 more subreddits
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#1
YouTube
4.9
(10)
"For music knowledge stuff, this channel here is awesome."
"By Dr Daniel Soper"
"By Caleb Curry"
"I have many PySpark tutorials on my YouTube channel."
"A collection of videos on a specific topic."
"For Ableton I recommend Mr Bill or Au5."
"I’ve been getting into these, as many have suggested before me."
"Here is a theory seminar from a master class teacher https://youtu.be/jK-jr2AkMQ4?si=73hKBcvAUbXX0sXO"
"I like Danny Maude on youtube, no frills, great - straight to the point videos."
"Isak's 'programming projects that taught me how to code' is a pretty good one."
#2
Local SEO Shuriken
5.0
(3)
"It's the best investment I’ve made"
"It's filled with actionable advice"
"This course is amazing Local SEO Shuriken is practical and keeps you up-to-date with lifetime updates"
#3
5.0
(3)
"Start with the foundations in Google Ads, and Meta Ads."
"Google SEO Starter Guide"
"You should not skip Google's Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Starter Guide, it's a valuable resource."
#4
Udemy
5.0
(3)
"By far the best course I've seen."
"I also took this course on Shaders on Udemy which I felt was a very good intro."
"I’m currently in the middle of Niklas Fischer course on Udemy, can recommend it."
#5
Strimtom
5.0
(2)
"Best resource: Strimtom videos, especially 'new player' ones."
"Go to Strimtom's Hardcore build library and pick something"
#6
The Odin Project
5.0
(2)
"This is a great free resource."
"The Odin Project - Full Stack JavaScript - Databases section"
#7
Gentoo
5.0
(2)
"2) The Gentoo Wiki"
"1) The Gentoo Installation Handbook"
#8
Nand2Tetris
4.5
(2)
"Check out Nand2Tetris. It starts with basic logic gates and builds up to a fully functional computer system."
"People often recommend nand2tetris, although I was surprised to find that the book no longer seems to be available free online."
#9
Syntorial
4.5
(2)
"It's highly praised, and has a interactive gamification/challenge approach to teaching synthesis."
"Syntorial is good, there’s a trial, I ended up buying."
#10
Alois
4.5
(2)
"Three best streamers to learn Gwen from."
"Alois video is preatty good."
#11
BassBuzz
4.5
(2)
"Bassbuzz YouTube channel and Josh's regular older channel are great."
"BassBuzz and TalkingBass are probably the most accessible."
#12
Microsoft
5.0
(1)
"Microsoft Learn https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/courses/pl-300t00"
#13
Steven van Deursen and Mark Seeman
5.0
(1)
"I think Dependency Injection Principles, Practices, and Patterns by Steven van Deursen and Mark Seeman would fit well under Learn Good Practices."
#14
Reza Rad
5.0
(1)
"I would highly recommend reading books written by Reza Rad."
#15
Genki
5.0
(1)
"Probably the best beginner-friendly textbook. It explains concepts before jumping into dialogues and has lots of exercises."
#16
Thaneeya Mcardle's Ultimate Guide to Alcohol Markers
5.0
(1)
"It’s fun, and easy to follow along."
#17
Data Engineering Zoomcamp
5.0
(1)
"(free, comprehensive learning resource)."
#18
Nature of Code
5.0
(1)
"Is very fun and give you all you need for that!"
#19
101labs.net
5.0
(1)
"Has follow-along labs or there is a book on Amazon which matches the course."
#20
Judy Carter
5.0
(1)
"The NEW Comedy Bible: The Ultimate Guide to Writing and Performing Stand-Up Comedy BY Judy Carter"
#21
Manning Publications
5.0
(1)
"I recommend Elixir in Action."
#22
Language Transfer
5.0
(1)
"Try the app Language Transfer"
#23
Pragmatic Press
5.0
(1)
"Check out Steve Bussey’s book (from Pragmatic Press) on going from Ruby to Elixir."
#24
The Pragmatic Studio
5.0
(1)
"The Pragmatic Studio was a godsend for me learning Elixir and Phoenix LiveView."
#25
Centre for Western Armenian Studies
5.0
(1)
"I definitely recommend this big time."
#26
MIT
5.0
(1)
"MIT has great lectures on YouTube for intro physics"
#27
Stanford
5.0
(1)
"Leonard Susskind has a lot of great stuff, here: [Stanford Physics](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6i60qoDQhQGaGbbg-4aSwXJvxOqO6o5e)!"
#28
Susan Rigetti
5.0
(1)
"For Physics, I found this guide: https://www.susanrigetti.com/physics"
#29
Broadcom
5.0
(1)
"The exam guide (download from here - https://www.broadcom.com/support/education/vmware/certification/vcp-dcv-8-exam) has some reference materials listed on page 6-7."
#30
Neil Patel
5.0
(1)
"Also, try Neil Patel's blog."
#31
Organic Chemistry Tutor
5.0
(1)
"Organicchemistry tutor."
#32
Brad Geddes
5.0
(1)
"For a comprehensive guide to ad targeting fundamentals."
#33
Duolingo
5.0
(1)
"Is awesome and free. I learnt a lot with it."
#34
Arch
5.0
(1)
"3) The Arch Wiki"
#35
Chris Burniske
5.0
(1)
"Start with 'Cryptoassets' by Chris Burniske—solid book for fundamentals."
#36
FreeCodeCamp
5.0
(1)
"For Python: FreeCodeCamp on YouTube."
#37
Vancouver Carpenter
5.0
(1)
"Vancouver Carpenter on YouTube is the go to for anything drywall related."
#38
Defog Tech
5.0
(1)
"Defog tech channel on YouTube. First complete the multithreading playlist."
#39
Smart Programming
5.0
(1)
"Go and search smart programming java on YouTube and you will get these topics in an playlist."
#40
Martha Stewart
5.0
(1)
"Martha Stewart's show and videos were great to me when I got started."
#41
America's Test Kitchen
5.0
(1)
"America's Test Kitchen is a great resource too."
#42
Julia Child
5.0
(1)
"I like Julia Child and King Arthur Flour because their recipes do a fair amount to explaining."
#43
Keng Tiong Ng
5.0
(1)
"There are the books from Keng Tiong Ng about PCB reverse engineering that might go in the direction you want."
#44
Hogan
5.0
(1)
"I like the hogan’s book, on modern fundamentals."
#45
Harvey Penick
5.0
(1)
"I also really like Harvey penick little red book."
#46
O’Reilly
5.0
(1)
"For Spark: Learning Spark second edition from O’Reilly."
#47
Concurrency in Practice
5.0
(1)
"Java : Concurrency in Practice for multi threading."
#48
Ken Mudge and Steve Gabriel
5.0
(1)
""Farming the Woods: An Integrated Permaculture Approach to Growing Food and Medicinals in Temperate Forests" by Ken Mudge and Steve Gabriel is the best I've seen."
#49
Gene Williams
5.0
(1)
""Electronics Repair Manual" by Gene Williams, "How to diagnose and fix everything electronic" by Michael Hay."
#50
David Jacke
5.0
(1)
"Check out Edible Forest Gardens by David Jacke pages 33-37."
#51
Toensmeier and Jacke
5.0
(1)
"Toensmeier and Jacke: edible forest gardens."
#52
Ashford
5.0
(1)
"Ashford's videos for warping a table loom and measuring a warp on YouTube would probably be super helpful."
#53
Adam Ragusea
5.0
(1)
"What really helped me become a better baker was understanding the science behind it."
#54
Hanumant Deshmukh
5.0
(1)
"Costs only $2.99 on Amazon. Explains all you need to know including virtual threads."
#55
LinkedIn Learning
5.0
(1)
"Check out the AutoCAD courses by Shaun Bryant."
#56
GTO Wizard
5.0
(1)
"Get GTO wizard and study preflop ranges. It will pay for itself."
#57
Advanced Poker Training
5.0
(1)
"I love it and think it's the best bang for your buck poker resource out there."
#58
StatQuest
5.0
(1)
"Try starting with statquest on YouTube."
#59
Leutin09
5.0
(1)
"Leutin09 is my best pick mainly because his lore videos feel like actual lectures."
#60
Khan Academy
5.0
(1)
"Love khan academy"
#61
Andrew Lock
4.0
(1)
"I am a beginner and started with ASP.NET Core in Action by Andrew Lock."
#62
Tae Kim's Guide to Japanese
4.0
(1)
"Good for reference."
#63
Pimsleur
4.0
(1)
"It's focused on conversations and trains you on the fundamentals."
#64
Kanji!
4.0
(1)
"It's within your budget and it has the SRS feature so you can remember them more easily."
#65
Tokini Andy
4.0
(1)
"It has much more practice such as reading, shadowing, etc) in a more linear style."
#66
Wright Juku
4.0
(1)
"Much better for teaching how to effectively study kanji on your own."
#67
WaniKani
4.0
(1)
"Focused on Kanji. Teaches some vocab but mostly to reinforce the Kanji you've learned."
#68
Bunpro
4.0
(1)
"Grammar-focused but recently added vocab."
#69
OniKanji
4.0
(1)
"For a well-structured context-first kanji learning approach."
#70
Alfred
4.0
(1)
"The Alfred note speller books may be a good place to start."
#71
GConceptz
4.0
(1)
"GConceptz has a great intro to the game along with character guides."
#72
Methode Par Ici
4.0
(1)
"Methode Par Ici is pretty solid tbh - it has great audio exercises."
#73
Pragmatic Bookshelf
4.0
(1)
"I am finding it very useful."
#74
N/A
4.0
(1)
"It's worked well for us, so far!"
#75
runelixir.com
4.0
(1)
"I wrote runelixir.com to get you started quickly."
#76
Sunbros
4.0
(1)
"Has a updated build for japan using the Tori gates that's probably better for new players"
#77
Hooktheory
4.0
(1)
"I love the website hooktheory for learning about music theory."
#78
Boris FX
4.0
(1)
"You should be able to roto anything after that."
#79
Alexa
4.0
(1)
"I was definitely fluent enough to have full conversations in French in France."
#80
Vlume.com
4.0
(1)
"Great resources!"
#81
Ling
4.0
(1)
"I found them to be useful additions alongside AYOlingo."
#82
Coach Chippy
4.0
(1)
"Coach chippys has a very good gwen guide and an updated item guide."
#83
GeeksforGeeks
4.0
(1)
"GeeksforGeeks is a solid site to learn JS syntax."
#84
edX
4.0
(1)
"Then edx training. They offer micro degrees."
#85
Kaplan
4.0
(1)
"Although I was enrolled into Kaplan classes, I found open tuition to be the most useful revision tool."
#86
Amazon
3.0
(1)
"I haven't read it though so I cannot offer an opinion."
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