The useful stuff, actually curated.

01 –

Linux

For getting started, getting unstuck, and eventually getting comfortable.

Linux Command Cheat Sheet

The 40 commands I use most often. Organized by task – not alphabetically. Because that’s how you actually look things up.

The Linux Command Line (William Shotts)

The book I wish I’d found first. Available free online. Reads like a patient teacher rather than a reference manual.

Arch Wiki

The most comprehensive Linux documentation on the internet. Usefull regardless of which distro you use. The explanations are genuinely good.

02 –

Julia

From first install to writing performant, idiomatic code.

Julia Package Structure Guide

How to go from a single script to a proper Julia package. The layout, the Project.toml, the module structure. All in one place.

Julia Documentation

Better than most language docs. The performance tips section alone is worth bookmarking before you write a single loop.

Think Julia (Lauwens & Downy)

A gentle introduction to programming concepts through Julia. Free online. Good if you are coming from a non-CS background.