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A sample authentication service implemented with a server-less architecture, using AWS Lambda to host and execute the code and Amazon DynamoDB as persistent storage. This provides a cost-efficient solution that is scalable and highly available and can be used with Amazon Cognito for Developer Authenticated Identities.

Algorithm and data-structure library for .NET 4.5.2+/Netstandard 2.0+. Algorithmia contains sophisticated algorithms and data-structures like graphs, priority queues, command, undo-redo and more.

Solutions for Elements of Programming Interviews problems written in Golang (work-in-progress)

This repository contains a subset of pointers to solutions with editorials and notes to my trainees (ACM ICPC, OJs, IOI, POI, CEOI, JOI, etc). For IOI/OI, I organized what I found on the web from official solutions and materials.

Evidence archive for Jesus of Nazareth: research dossier (PDF), New Testament, gnostic and extracanonical gospels, church fathers, ancient witnesses, Roman legal documents, archaeology, and all 238 cited references — searchable reader at https://sybil-solutions.github.io/all-historical-evidence-of-jesus-christ/

Solutions to In-Class questions, Problem Sets and Exams of MIT Mathematics for Computer Science 2015 (same as 2019 Open Learning Library)

  • calculus
  • counting
  • functions
  • graph

This is a .NET skeleton project to introduce the concepts of Domain Driven Design and loosely coupled layers. You can use this solution as a starting point to build loosely coupled and composable applications where the Domain is at the heart of the project.

Build a simple turn-based game to learn how to write production code using Hexagonal Architecture. Onboarding reference for Haraj Solutions Team.

  • reference-implementation
  • hexagonal-architecture
  • go
  • golang-examples

Grok WebGL2 and GLSL through a sequence of guided tutorials, each chunked into atomic Q&A cards suitable for spaced repetition, with hands-on projects and solution code integrated throughout.