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Also, submitted my application to Georgia Tech's Online Master of Science in Computer Science program for Spring 2015
Still working my way through the Ruby codeacademy course
I've just started it (9% complete).
I'm doing "Learning Python the Hard Way". The first part was a slog, but rather easy. I've finally reached boolean logic, so I hope things will get more interesting now.
Javascript, MEAN stack, SQL, RegEx, Git... I just started Fullstack Academy today, see here for more info on the curriculum.
Once it's over I want to learn more about algorithms and data structures and stuff.
Haskell. I know C, Python, Octave and some Java, but this is my first encounter with a functional programming language. I went through the introduction at learn you a haskell, now I'm trying to translate some of my previous simpler projects and mostly using the haskell wiki and stackexchange for help as I go along.
Working through the Odin project, about a half hour a day.