_01 Yard Coding Guide - Basic Edition
Episode 01: 5 Misconceptions About Developers!
__Episode 02 Which language should I start learning?
__Episode 03 How to learn a new language easily?
__Episode 04 Why are languages ​​named like that?
__Episode 05 Are C, C++, and C# as similar as their names suggest?
__Episode 06 Why do I get errors so often?
Episode 07 Why is Python so popular?
__Episode 08 Why is Python slower than C?
__Episode 09 Is JavaScript just a language for web development?
__Episode 10 Is Kotlin Really 100% Compatible with Java?
__IT Cookie Common Sense: Mistakes Beginners Make ①
__IT Cookie Common Sense: The World's Most Difficult Programming Language ①
__IT Cookie Common Sense: The World's Most Difficult Programming Language ②

_02 Yard Coding Guide ━ Web Technology Edition
__Episode 11 Libraries and frameworks, aren't they similar?
__Episode 12 Is jQuery a must-learn skill?
__Episode 13 What the heck is that API?
__Episode 14 Why should you pay for a domain?
Episode 15: Flash's End of Service and Steve Jobs
Episode 16: Why Internet Explorer Disappeared and Browser Engines
__Episode 17 Oh, you're saying cookies aren't edible?
__Episode 18 Frontend, Backend?
__Episode 19 Still don't know what a server is?
Episode 20 Only Super Developers Can Do Full Stack?
__Episode 21 Does serverless mean there are no servers?
__IT Cookie Common Sense: Mistakes Beginners Make ②
__IT Cookie Common Sense: Browser Extensions Web Developers Must Know ①
__IT Cookie Common Sense: Browser Extensions Web Developers Must Know ②

_03 Yard Coding Guide - Computer Engineering Part ①
__Episode 22 Data Structures and Algorithms Are Essential?
__Episode 23 What is an array?
__Episode 24 How do we express the speed of an algorithm?
__Episode 25 What is the search algorithm?
__Episode 26 What is a sorting algorithm?
__Episode 27 What are stacks and queues?
__Episode 28 What is a hash table?
__Episode 29: Essential Skills for Developers: Clean Code!
Episode 30: Lessons from Legacy Systems: The COVID-19 Pandemic
__IT Cookie Common Sense: Essential Items on a Developer's Desk

_04 Yard Coding Guide - Computer Engineering Part ②
Episode 31: Data and its Best Friend, SQL
__Episode 32 What is NoSQL?
Episode 33: Git & GitHub, Are They the Same?
__Is there a way to indicate the Episode 34 version?
__Episode 35 How are passwords stored?
Episode 36: What is Object-Oriented Programming? ①
Episode 37: What is Object-Oriented Programming? ②
__Episode 38 What is Functional Programming?
__IT Cookie Common Sense: Do developers have to use MacBooks?
__IT Cookie Common Sense Developer Burnout, Here's How to Deal with It!

_05 Guide to Yard Coding - Latest Technology Edition
Episode 39: Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Deep Learning: Still Having a Hard Time Telling Them Apart?
__Episode 40 REST API? Is it a rest API? What the heck is this?
Episode 41: What is Docker? Why do I need it?
Episode 42: The Truth About Cryptocurrency
Episode 43: Hybrid… App? What?
__Episode 44 What the heck is an NFT?
Episode 45: A Complete Guide to Malware, Viruses, and Worms
__IT Cookie Common Sense: Know-How from a Work-from-Home Expert!
__IT Cookie Common Sense: The Secret to Rapid Growth for Junior Developers

“I wanted to create IT knowledge content that even my parents in their 60s could understand.”
An introductory book full of IT knowledge that anyone can easily understand!

Nicholas and Lynn of Nomad Coder, who run a YouTube channel with 400,000 IT knowledge subscribers.
One day, Nicholas said, "I can explain the API in a simple and easy way that even your parents can understand. How about making a video?" So I posted a video on YouTube titled "API Basics".
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You've probably heard many times that IT should only be studied to the extent that you can communicate.
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[A word from an expert who pre-read, reviewed, and revised this book]

Want to learn IT skills comfortably in a short period of time?
New programming languages ​​and IT technologies are being released every day.
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I support all of you who are always awake.
- Go Kyung-hee, Microsoft MVP, author of "Do It! HTML+CSS+JavaScript Web Standards"

It's full of IT knowledge that even non-majors can understand!
I feel like there's a lot more to know in the IT field these days.
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Additionally, Nicholas's uniquely friendly tone will help you learn even difficult content quickly and easily.
It's full of IT knowledge that's good to know, whether you're a developer or not.
I had fun watching it.
thank you
- Joycele and Gluwa developer

[A word from a beta tester who saw this book first]

A must-read for anyone who needs to understand IT.
The advantage of this book is that it explains things at a level that even a true newbie who needs to understand IT knowledge can understand.
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- Lee Geun-na, Posttype Developer

Instead of Colombian coffee, try a table full of Colombian IT knowledge!
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What if I had read this book before starting to learn coding?
I think this book was written with the hope that readers will not make the same mistakes the author did.
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- Ronaru, IT expert blogger