Awesome-TB

Introduction

This year, we can try to learn together, share ressources (website, tutorial, code sample), and help each other. I hope that we can create something as awesome as this pages : awesome courses, awesome, linux-insides.

What we can find here ?

Because Awesome-TB is a collaborative project, we can find here what you want to find here. Any suggestions is welcomed. This is what I think we can find here, for now :

• Correction of exercices
• Courses notes
• Tutorials and external ressources
• Technology watch

Please, read this summary to find what you're loooking for.

Why are you doing this ?

The third and final year at TB isn't really fair. Some of us have made internships last year, others were in 2nd year. We have followed different majors and minors courses. So, we don't have the same knowledge. Some of us are better in C/C++, others are better in Java or Python. Don't you think that we can help each other ? Teachers usually do not give any corrections. I think it would be great if we use Awesome-TB to share corrections, and our knowledge.

So, awesome-TB has been created because...

• We do not have corrections
• We do not have the same experience
• It's easier to become better together than alone

I want to help you, what can I do ?

Everybody can contribute and improve this project. It's obvious that awesome-TB will be really awesome only if a lot of students help to build something great ! What can you do to help ?

• You can improve the english used
• You're an expert in a language ? Help us to learn this language
• Help us to update and improve corrections of exercices
• Feel free to open issue in order to ask for something or if you don't understand a source code for example

If you want to contribute, please read the how to contribute page.

What happens if TB doesn't like this page ?

Everything is public, it is not risky ? There is two different answers. Either nobody cares about this page, and nobody wants to be involved in this project. If it's the case, nobody will see what I'm doing on Github. I will certainly continue to write things I learn on Github, for myself, and school will not care so much. Either you are interested by sharing knowledge and help each other. In this case, maybe I will give the project private, or, maybe, we can migrate to another platform, as Gitlab and ask resel to install one instance in servers.

So, don't worry ;)