A comprehensive collection of web development tutorials, code references, and programming language guides created during my coding journey. This repository serves as both a learning resource and quick reference for developers working across multiple technologies.
This repository is a comprehensive programming reference library that covers the complete web development stack and beyond. It addresses the need for:
Modern web development requires knowledge across dozens of technologies, frameworks, and languages. Developers often need quick access to syntax, patterns, and best practices across multiple programming languages and tools, but documentation is scattered across different sources.
This collection provides:
- Centralized Reference: All major web technologies in one place
- Practical Examples: Real-world code snippets and patterns
- Progressive Learning: From basics to advanced concepts
- Quick Lookup: Searchable syntax and implementation guides
- HTML5: Complete element reference, accessibility, forms, semantic markup
- CSS3: Modern styling, Grid, Flexbox, animations, responsive design
- JavaScript (ES6+): DOM manipulation, async/await, modules, API calls
- SASS/SCSS: Preprocessor features, mixins, functions, loops
- TypeScript: Type safety, interfaces, advanced patterns
- React: Hooks, components, state management, testing, performance optimization
- Angular: Components, services, routing, HTTP, TypeScript integration
- Node.js: Server-side JavaScript, Express, file system, modules
- C#: Object-oriented programming, ASP.NET, testing, LINQ
- PHP: Server scripting, forms, database integration
- Python: Data types, functions, object-oriented programming
- MongoDB: NoSQL database operations, schemas, queries
- Git: Version control, branching, merging, collaboration workflows
- Terminal: Command line operations and system navigation
- PUG: HTML templating and preprocessing
- AJAX: Asynchronous HTTP requests and API communication
- Email HTML: Email-specific markup and compatibility
- Canvas: HTML5 graphics and animations
- Web APIs: Geolocation, LocalStorage, Fetch API
- Testing: Jest, React Testing Library, unit testing patterns
programming-tutorials/
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├── 📄 Frontend Languages
│ ├── HTML.html # Complete HTML5 reference with examples
│ ├── CSS.css # Modern CSS features, Grid, Flexbox, animations
│ ├── JS.js # Comprehensive JavaScript guide with ES6+
│ ├── SASS.scss # SASS/SCSS preprocessor features
│ └── TypeScript.ts # TypeScript basics and advanced patterns
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├── 📄 Frameworks & Libraries
│ ├── react.js # React hooks, components, performance
│ ├── Angular.ts # Angular framework fundamentals
│ ├── Node.js # Server-side JavaScript with Express
│ └── PUG.pug # HTML templating engine
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├── 📄 Backend Languages
│ ├── C#.cs # Object-oriented programming with C#
│ ├── PHP.php # Server-side scripting
│ └── main.py # Python fundamentals and data types
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├── 📄 Development Tools
│ ├── GIT.txt # Version control commands and workflows
│ ├── Terminal.txt # Command line reference
│ └── AJAX.js # API communication patterns
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├── 📄 Specialized Topics
│ ├── Email.html # Email-specific HTML development
│ └── README.md # This documentation
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└── 📄 Meta Files
└── README.md # Project overview and usage guideEach file is self-contained and organized by topic. Use your editor's search function (Ctrl/Cmd + F) to quickly find specific syntax or concepts:
# Example searches within files:
- "flexbox" in CSS.css for layout techniques
- "useState" in react.js for React state management
- "async/await" in JS.js for asynchronous programming
- "git branch" in GIT.txt for branching commands- Start with
HTML.htmlfor structure fundamentals - Move to
CSS.cssfor styling and layout - Progress to
JS.jsfor interactivity and logic - Explore
react.jsfor modern frontend development
- Review
Node.jsfor JavaScript server-side development - Explore
C#.csfor enterprise application development - Check
PHP.phpfor web server scripting - Use
main.pyfor Python fundamentals
- Use any file as needed for cross-reference
- Focus on
AJAX.jsfor API integration - Review
GIT.txtfor version control workflows
1. Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/rembertdesigns/programming-tutorials.git
cd programming-tutorials2. Browse by technology: Open relevant files in your preferred code editor
3. Search for specific topics: Use editor search functionality to find exact syntax or patterns
4. Copy and adapt: Use code examples as starting points for your projects
Every file includes:
- Syntax examples with comments explaining functionality
- Real-world use cases and practical applications
- Best practices and common pitfalls to avoid
- Progressive complexity from basic to advanced concepts
- Code snippets are ready-to-use in real projects
- Examples demonstrate common development scenarios
- Solutions address frequent programming challenges
- Patterns follow industry standards and conventions
- Regular updates with new features and techniques
- Modern syntax and current best practices
- Evolving examples based on industry trends
- Community-driven improvements and additions
This repository welcomes contributions from developers at all levels.
- Add new examples for existing technologies
- Create new tutorial files for additional languages/frameworks
- Improve existing documentation with clearer explanations
- Fix errors or outdated syntax in current files
- Suggest organizational improvements for better navigation
- Follow existing format: Match the style and structure of current files
- Include comments: Explain complex concepts and provide context
- Test examples: Ensure all code snippets work as intended
- Update README: Add new files to the structure documentation
Each tutorial file includes:
- Fundamental concepts with clear explanations
- Progressive examples building from simple to complex
- Common patterns used in professional development
- External resources and documentation links where helpful
- Step-by-step progression through each technology
- Clear explanations of core concepts and terminology
- Practical examples that build real-world skills
- Quick reference for syntax across multiple languages
- Advanced patterns and optimization techniques
- Cross-technology comparisons and best practices
- Standardized coding patterns and conventions
- Onboarding resource for new team members
- Shared reference for code reviews and architecture decisions
This repository is actively maintained with:
- Regular syntax updates for evolving language features
- New technology additions as they become mainstream
- Community feedback integration for improved examples
- Deprecated feature removal to maintain relevance
This project is open source and available under the MIT License.
- Developer communities for sharing knowledge and best practices
- Official documentation teams for comprehensive language references
- Open source contributors who make learning accessible to everyone
- Coding bootcamps and educational platforms for teaching methodologies
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