Let's make this post the definitive source for all useful websites that everyone should use on a daily basis. So please share your favorite websites in the comment section, I will check them out and add them to this list if I find them useful.
Educational Resources And Online Courses.
- patrickjmt.com : Math tutorials
- betterexplained.com : Instead of memorizing procedures, learn why equations work. This site helps you overcome mental roadblocks and truly grasp new concepts.
- cs.umd.edu : How to build a computer.
- OreillyMedia Youtube Channel :
- techterms : The Tech Terms Computer Dictionary.
- Discrete Mathematics : 20 lectures about discrete mathematics.
- antiRTFM Youtube Channel : Well explained C++ tutorials by antiRTFM.
- developer.android.com : Resources to get you started with designing and developing for Android.
- Android Developers Youtube channel : Videos related to Android development.
- hackdesign.org : An easy to follow design courese for people who do amazing things.
- onlinecourses.com : Top online college courses and classes organized in one place.
- freevideolectures : 1000+ Free college courses.
- Derekbanas Youtube Channel : Derekbanas makes great programming tutorials that are easy to follow.
- Mybringback Youtube Channel : Programming tutorials by Mybringback.
- Thenewboston Youtube Channel : Computer related tutorials by Bucky Roberts.
- Phpacademy Youtube Channel : Programming tutorials mostly about PHP.
- edurekaIN Youtube Channel : Programming tutorials by edurekaIN.
- Inc.com : Inc encyclopedia.
- tigcc.ticalc.org : TIGCC Documentation.
- gcc.gnu.org : GCC Documentation.
- openclassrooms : Online courses by openclassrooms.
- mycodeschool : Watch videos and solve practice problems to clearly understand the fundamental concepts in programming.
- openculture.com : The best free cultural & educational media on the web.
- lysator.liu.se : Rationale for American National Standard.
- class-central : Find the best online courses from top universities.
- dreamincode.net : C++ tutorials.
- Engineerguy.com : The engineering details of all the stuff you wanna know about.
- academicearth.org : Collection of free online college courses from the world’s top universities.
- oeconsortium.org : The global Network for Open Education.
- docs.embarcadero.com : C++ documentation alphabetically ordered.
- edwardbosworth.com : Edward L. Bosworth Blog that contain a lot of great content related to computer science.
- lingq.com : Learning foreign languages.
- tutsplus.com : Hot-to tutorials and Free Online Courses by Envato Tuts+.
- teamtreehouse : Learn Web Design, Coding & Much More.
- guides.co : Guides.co Aims To Be The Hub For Companies’ White Papers And How-To Content.
- khanacademy.org : You can learn anything for free.
- memrise.com : earning languages and vocab so full of joy and life, you’ll laugh out loud.
- busuu.com : Speak a language in 10 minutes a day.
- lingvist.io : Learn a language in 200 hours.
- duolingo.com : Learn a language for free. Forever.
- dataquest.io : Learn real-world data science skills.
- dash.generalassemb.ly : Dash teaches HTML, CSS, and Javascript through fun projects you can do in your browser.
- datamonkey.pro : Learn SQL and Excel for Data Analysis interactively with concrete examples and full immersion into the work environment.
- baserails.com : Master Ruby on Rails and other web technologies through real world projects.
- codecademy.com : Learn to code interactively, for free.
- curious.com : Learn something new every day!
- computerscienceforeveryone.com : Archive of Carl Herold's website.
- moodle.org : Open-source learning platform.
- skilledup.com : Discover the world’s best courses and start learning today.
- ocw.mit.edu : Mit Open Courseware.
- topfreeclasses.com : Directory of the best online interactive courses from the top universities with ratings and reviews.
- startupclass.samaltman.com : Lectures on how to start a startup.
- skillshare.com : A learning community for creators. Anyone can take an online class, watch video lessons, create projects, and even teach a class themselves.
- udemy.com : An online learning and teaching marketplace with over 40000 courses and 12 million students.
- futurelearn.com : Join 4,211,220 people learning together at FutureLearn. Try high quality online education – enjoy free online courses from top universities and specialist organisations.
- datacamp.com : Master data analysis from the comfort of your browser, at your own pace, tailored to your needs and expertise.
- universitywebinars.org : University Webinars has higher education videos, speeches, lectures, & seminars on topics like innovation, education, leadership, & business. College faculty, staff, & experts share knowledge from courses & programs.
- coursera.org : Take free online classes from 140+ top universities and educational organizations.
- gohighbrow.com : Highbrow is an email-based learning service that brings bite-sized courses straight to your inbox every morning.
- coursmos.com : Have access to 20 course categories including courses on how to start a business, how to code, how to create a website, how to promote your book ...
- udacity.com : Free Online Classes & Nanodegrees.
- opensesame.com : 20,000+ courses from the world’s leading publishers. Available Instantly.
- courses.platzi.com : Learn technology with live classes and real-time interaction.
- learningcircles.p2pu.org : Peer 2 Peer University (P2PU) is a nonprofit online open learning community which allows users to organize and participate in courses and study groups.
- edx.org : Best Courses. Top Institutions. Learn anytime, anywhere.
- ted.com : 2200+ talks to stir your curiosity.
- lynda.com : Learn software, creative, and business skills to achieve your personal and professional goals.
- engvid.com : Free English video lessons.
- htmldog.com : Everything HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, the most common languages used in making web pages.
- oli.cmu.edu : The Open Learning Initiative offers online courses to anyone who wants to learn or teach.
- cnx.org : View and share free educational material in small modules that can be organized as courses, books, reports or other academic assignments.
- ocw.usu.edu : Utah State OpenCourseWare.
- webcast.berkeley.edu : Berkeley online courses.
- The University of California, Berkeley Youtube Channel : Berkeley online courses.
- itunes.stanford.edu : Stanford is pleased to offer this collection of audio and video content from across the university on the iTunes platform.
- Stanford Youtube Channel : Stanford online courses.
- computerscience1.tv : Understanding Computers and the Internet.
- YaleCourses Youtube Channel : Yale university online courses.
- UNSWelearning Youtube Channel: University of New South Wales.
- uopeople.edu : The world's first non-profit, tuition-free, accredited, online, American university.
- openstudy.com : Ask. Answer. Understand. Get real-time study help. Join the world's largest study group.
- wikiversity.org : Wikiversity is a Wikimedia Foundation project devoted to learning resources, learning projects, and research for use in all levels, types, and styles of education from pre-school to university.
- Youtube #Education : YouTube EDU features some of our most popular educational videos across YouTube.
- videolectures.net :
- doaj.org : Directory of open access journals.
- learnerstv.com : Video Lectures, Video Courses, Science Animations, Lecture Notes, Online Test, Lecture Presentations.
- nptel.ac.in : NPTEL provides E-learning through online Web and Video courses various streams.
- studyblue.com : The leading crowd-sourced learning platform, provides intelligent learning tools including flashcards, notes, study guides and more, that empower more than 10 million students to study smarter.
- ftacademy.org : Free Technology Academy.
- cs.washington.edu : Courses in Computer Science and Engineering.
- stackoverflow.com : A language-independent collaboratively edited question and answer site for programmers.
- videocopilot.net : High quality After Effects Video Tutorials for motion graphics and visual effects presented by Andrew Kramer.
- makezine.com : DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
- gutenberg.org : Free eBooks by Project Gutenberg.
- planetebook.com : Download free eBooks of classic literature, books and novels at Planet eBook.
- thefreelibrary.com : Free Online Library: One of the largest online libraries in the world -- Millions of news, trade publications, newspapers, magazine, journal and reference ...
- books.google.com : Search the world's most comprehensive index of full-text books.
- openbookproject.net : Open Book Project.
- wikibooks.org : Wikibooks is a Wikimedia project for collaboratively writing open-content textbooks that anyone, including you, can edit.
- librivox.org : free public domain audio-books.
- ibiblio.org : The Public's Library and Digital Archive.
Useful Websites.
- mint.com : Manage your money, pay your bills and track your credit score with Mint.
- duckduckgo.com : The search engine that doesn't track you. A superior search experience with smarter answers, less clutter and real privacy.
- padmapper.com : Find the perfect rental on PadMapper, with one million apartments for rent, condos, houses, and sublets from many different websites.
- printfriendly.com : Make a Printer Friendly & PDF version of any webpage.
- privnote.com : Send notes that will self-destruct after being read.
- freecycle.org : a network of people giving away free stuff in their towns .
- recipepuppy.com : Recipe Puppy is an ingredient based recipe search engine.
- pipl.com : The most comprehensive people search on the web. Pipl finds high-quality results in pages that cannot be found on regular search engines.
- 10minutemail.com : Temporary disposable e-mail service to beat spam.
- mathway.com : Free math problem solver answers your algebra homework questions with step-by-step explanations.
- myfonts.com : A website that figures out what font is on a picture when you upload it.
- newsmap.jp : Popular news headlines - The size of the headline box of headline depicts how much the news is trending - larger the box, the more the news is trending.
- jimmyr.com : A great link aggregator.
- wolframalpha.com : Wolfram Alpha is a computational knowledge engine or answer engine developed by Wolfram Research.
- heavens-above.com : Satellite predictions and other astronomical data customized for your location.
- spreeder.com : Free online speed reading software.
- simplynoise.com : Free White Noise Generator.
- camelcamelcamel.com : Amazon price tracker, Amazon price history charts, price watches, and price drop alerts.
- ptable.com : Dynamic Periodic Table.
- retailmenot.com : Get discounts with coupon and promo codes for thousands of online stores.
- torproject.org : Tor is a free software that prevents people from learning your location or browsing habits by letting you communicate anonymously on the Internet.
Programming And Tech Blogs.
- egopoly.com : programming, Apple, Unix, gadgets, large-scale web sites and other nerdy stuff.
- randomascii.wordpress.com : programming, tech topics.
- aaronballman.com : Security and programming topics.
- igoro.com : On programming, technology, and random things of interest.
- catb.org : Eric S. Raymond's Home Page.
- blogs.msdn.microsoft.com : Microsoft Developer Network.
Top Best Torrent Sites.
This is an original list all composed by me, If you liked it , follow me @arnoldwish.
I would give you more if i could for your work . Its good info . And original .
great resource
Wow! What a list! I'll have to visit some of them I never heard of before, just to find out how they may be helpful to me. Thank you.
Super info :-)
I upvoted this because I thought your list was awesomely curated. A bit too programmy for me though :)
it took me two days to create this post, it's a great feeling when you find someone who appreciate your work. Thank you.
I can't say whether it's a good list or not but I bookmarked it for future reference. I admire effort and originality so I want to at least have it when I'm doing some random browsing. I admire other things, too but they're not relevant here.
How do you bookmark?
In my browser. I don't know if this is a trick question or not. If you meant, how do you bookmark within Steemit, I don't think there's a way. I just use my browser's ability to bookmark.
OK, yes I did mean with Steemit. thanks,
Ha! Great. I needed some new torrent sites since KAT got shut down. Very impressive list.
Yup thank you. Daunting list for people I bet, but something for everyone. You gotta have Tor on this list ;p Will take me time to check all these out.
Thank you for your suggestion, I've added tor to the list under "Useful Website", if you think that your suggestion fits better under another category, feel free to tell me.
Barely got through the first few things on the list before I was like, "YUP, INSTA-UPVOTE LOL"
Really cool list! Bookmarking for later. :')
Lol, thank you for your kind words. Most of the sites above are in my bookmarks, so I only posted sites that I find useful, thank you again.
No probs! :'D
Thanks for putting so much time to make a useful list for everybody! ^-^)
Cool stuff!
A great compilation of a informational list all of which are a great addition for info search @arnoldwish.
All the best
Bookmarked, thanks for the post.
Nice thank you for taking the time to post this.
NICE ... did not test many of these, but definitely admire your effort mate
This is an excellent resource! As an educator I'm particularly grateful for the Education list, which led me to quite a few places I hadn't seen before. (Though I doubt that any single person could use all of them "on a daily basis", as you say :p)
Eventually, if we want to make full use of the Internet's potential to change education, we will have to come up with a curated, searchable database of online resources, sorted by topic, level, duration, free/commercial, self-study/teaching materials, etc etc. I've seen plenty of attempts in that direction -- futurelearn is one of the better ones, iSeek (http://education.iseek.com/iseek/home.page) is more focused on teaching materials -- but so far nothing seems to have achieved the sort of fixation and widespread use that would be needed for true disruption.
Great compilation, thank you! I wrote something a bit similar here:
https://steemit.com/blog/@arnoldwish/the-definitive-list-of-websites-that-everyone-should-know-about-steemit-exclusive
I hope it is OK, if I link your article in mine.