Follow a structured learning roadmap in Chinese to go from beginner to job-ready for Java or front-end development without piecing together resources yourself.
Watch live-streamed project tutorials that walk through building a complete app from scratch, including resume and interview prep for that project.
Look up programming terminology in a dictionary covering 30 fields including machine learning, cloud computing, and game development.
Web platform at codefather.cn, no local install required, content is in Chinese.
This repository is the source for a Chinese programming learning platform called codefather, maintained by a content creator known online as Yupi. The site is available at codefather.cn and serves as a comprehensive reference for people learning to code in China. The main content includes structured learning roadmaps for multiple programming languages and disciplines, including Java, front-end web development, Python, C++, algorithms, computer science fundamentals, and AI application development. The roadmaps are designed to give beginners a clear path without having to piece together resources on their own. Beyond roadmaps, the site includes the author's personal story of learning to program from scratch, covering job hunting, early career experience, content creation, and entrepreneurship. There is also a section of practical guides: debugging workflows, technical knowledge summaries, resume writing advice, and interview question breakdowns. A community section called the Programming Navigator provides study guides, job search materials, project tutorials, and a forum where members can ask questions and share experience. The site also hosts a programming dictionary covering terminology across 30 fields including machine learning, cloud computing, game development, network security, and embedded systems. The project tutorials are taught through live-streamed recordings, walking through building complete projects from start to finish. Each tutorial series is described as covering the full cycle from learning concepts, applying them in a project, taking notes, resolving questions, writing a resume entry for the project, and preparing for interview questions about it. The README is written entirely in Chinese and the platform is aimed at Chinese-speaking learners at all levels, from complete beginners to students preparing for technical job interviews.
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