This repo is a collection of my May 2022 to May 2023 efforts to learn more about OSS with python and DevOps or DevSecOps.
A couple years ago while working as the front-end engineer of Code.gov, I almost completed 365 days of code in an effort to increase my front-end development and engineering skills by doing "hands-on" technical work every day. In those days, I was focused on front-end programming with HTML, CSS, and JScript primarily with ReactJS. I learned a lot about accessibility and DevOps engineering with CI/CD and automated testing across multiple cloud environments.
The following is a collection of books and coursework I am current reviewing in my coding and engineering learning journey.
Books
| Title | Description | Progress | Repo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Python for Everybody: Exploring Data in Python 3 | Book covering the basics of Python 3 with information on how to begin working with data quickly. | In Progress | Repo |
Online Classes
| Title | Description | Progress | Repo |
|---|---|---|---|
| DevSecOps Essentials | This course covers the DevSecOps process with an emphasis on securing both legacy and hybrid cloud environments. Best practices for security are covered in a conventional Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipeline. | In progress | Repo |
| Core Python 3.6: Getting Started | This course introduces you to the essentials of the Python language, development culture, and important parts of the Python standard library. This course will help you develop the foundation you need to work on any Python project. | In progress | No repo |
| Core Python: Big Picture | This course is a big picture introduction to Python, a widely used programming language growing in popularity, is simple to learn, and ultimately, fun to use. | Completed | No repo |
Online and In-person Events
| Title | Description | Progress | Repo |
|---|---|---|---|
| AppSec Is Dead. Long Live DevSecOps! | DevSecCon 2020 - Security expert Dr. Matias Madou, Ph.D. demonstrates the changes the industry has faced in the journey from Waterfall to DevSecOps, as well as revealed how the developer can become a powerful piece of the DevSecOps pipeline. | Completed | No repo |