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just initializing the project takes this long. Not to talk about compiling it. I just can't waste my whole day on this, sorry! And it's not done yet

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https://t.me/+za3QaIlz0fUxNjc0 Here is the group link for those who are taking the python course

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I see we are growing...🤔 react to this!

😂 Fun fact: I have a lot of classmates who use based tunnel, i would peep into their devices in school, and just be super silent. based!!

I decided, 😐 project not abandoned, i just need to find a new pc... after that, I'll add wireguard for UG with alot of fixes.

who has a link to the latest apk, please send in the group.

I would test a link shortener, if it seems good i might reconsider

Important Update for Based Tunnel Users Dear valued users, I wanted to address you directly and transparently about the future of Based Tunnel. As the project's maintainer, I've reached a significant milestone in my personal learning journey, and I'm faced with a difficult decision. After careful consideration, I regret to inform you that there's a high possibility that Based Tunnel will no longer receive updates. Maintaining the project has become increasingly costly, both in terms of time and resources. Unfortunately, the project itself, despite its value to the community, no longer provides the motivation and rewards I need to sustain my investment. I'm grateful for the experience and knowledge gained while working on Based Tunnel. However, my interests have shifted towards new and exciting areas, and I feel compelled to explore them. Although this might be the end of Based Tunnel's active development, I want to assure you that: 1. I'll ensure that any critical security issues are addressed, if possible. There are still chances i could work on the project, but low due to low motivation. I appreciate your understanding and support throughout this journey. If I regain motivation or find a suitable successor, I might revisit Based Tunnel in the future. Thank you for being part of the Based Tunnel community. Best regards, Captain BaseDCaTx

I won't list all the courses, but as you can see, you get a lot of theory + hands-on practicing. And i am making everything overly simplified. If you need any course outline you can always ask

Python Week 1: Python Basics & Game Development 1. Introduction to Python 2. Variables, data types, operators 3. Control structures (if/else, for loops) 4. Functions Project: "Rock, Paper, Scissors" Game - Create a command-line game using Python - Use random modules and conditional statements Week 2: Data Structures & Visualization 1. Lists, tuples, dictionaries 2. File input/output (open, read, write) 3. Exceptions 4. Introduction to Pandas & NumPy Project: "Personal Finance Tracker" - Create a simple budget tracker using Pandas - Visualize expenses using Matplotlib Week 3: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) 1. Classes & objects 2. Constructors & destructors 3. Basic OOP concepts Project: "Simulate a Bank Account" - Create a simple bank account class - Implement deposit, withdraw, and balance methods Week 4: Web Scraping & Automation 1. Introduction to Beautiful Soup 2. Web scraping basics 3. Automation using Python Project: "Weather Forecast Bot" - Scrape weather data from a website - Send daily weather updates via email or SMS Week 5 (optional): Machine Learning Introduction 1. Introduction to Scikit-learn 2. Basic machine learning concepts 3. Supervised learning Project: "Image Classification Model" - Train a simple image classification model - Use TensorFlow or Keras

Socket Programming in C/C++ Week 1: Introduction to Socket Programming 1. Overview of Socket Programming 2. TCP/IP Fundamentals 3. Socket API (socket, bind, listen, accept) 4. Basic Socket Programming Concepts 5. C/C++ Socket Libraries Project: "Simple Client-Server" - Create a simple client-server program using TCP sockets. Week 2: TCP Sockets 1. TCP Socket Creation 2. Connection Establishment (connect, accept) 3. Data Transfer (send, recv) 4. Connection Termination (shutdown, close) 5. TCP Socket Options Project: "File Transfer using TCP" Week 3: UDP Sockets 1. UDP Socket Creation 2. Connectionless Communication 3. Data Transfer (sendto, recvfrom) 4. UDP Socket Options 5. Error Handling Project: "Simple Chat using UDP" Week 4: Socket Programming in C++ 1. C++ Socket Libraries (Berkeley, POSIX) 2. Object-Oriented Socket Programming 3. C++ Socket Examples 4. Exception Handling 5. C++ Socket Best Practices Project: "C++ Client-Server using TCP" Week 5: Advanced Socket Topics 1. Multicast Sockets 2. Broadcast Sockets 3. Non-Blocking Sockets 4. Select and Poll Functions 5. Socket Timeout Project: "Multicast Chat Application" Week 6: Network Programming Concepts 1. Network Architecture 2. Protocol Layers (TCP/IP, OSI) 3. Network Addressing (IPv4, IPv6) 4. Network Protocol Examples (HTTP, FTP) 5. Network Security Project: "Simple HTTP Server" Week 7: Socket Programming in Unix/Linux 1. Unix/Linux Socket API 2. Socket Creation and Management 3. Unix/Linux Socket Examples 4. Unix/Linux Socket Options 5. Unix/Linux Socket Best Practices Project: "Unix/Linux Client-Server using TCP" Week 8: Project Development and Testing 1. Project Planning and Design 2. Socket Programming Project Development 3. Testing and debugging 4. Performance Optimization 5. Project Presentation Project: "Group Project - Socket-Based Game"

C programming bootcamp Week 1: Introduction to C & Basics 1. Introduction to C 2. Variables, Data Types, Operators 3. Control Structures (if/else, switch) 4. Loops (for, while, do-while) 5. Functions Project: "Guessing Game" - Create a console-based guessing game. - Use variables, data types, and control structures. Week 2: Data Structures & Memory 1. Arrays 2. Pointers 3. Memory Management (malloc, free) 4. Structs 5. Unions Project: "Student Database" - Create a simple student database using arrays and structs. - Store student names, ages, and grades. Week 3: File Input/Output & Exceptions 1. File Input/Output (fopen, fclose) 2. Exception Handling (errno) 3. Error Handling 4. Streams 5. Buffering Project: "Simple Text Editor" - Create a console-based text editor. - Handle file errors and exceptions. Week 4: Algorithms & Data Structures 1. Sorting Algorithms (Bubble, Selection) 2. Searching Algorithms (Linear, Binary) 3. Linked Lists 4. Stacks & Queues 5. Trees (Basic Concepts) Project: "To-Do List App" - Create a simple to-do list app using linked lists or arrays. - Implement sorting and searching algorithms. Week 5: Advanced Topics 1. Bitwise Operations 2. Preprocessor Directives 3. Command-Line Arguments 4. Dynamic Memory Allocation 5. Multidimensional Arrays Project: "Simple Calculator" - Create a simple calculator using bitwise operations. - Implement basic arithmetic operations. Week 6: System Programming 1. Process Management (fork, exec) 2. Inter-Process Communication (IPC) 3. Signals 4. System Calls 5. File System Navigation Project: "Simple Shell" - Create a simple shell. - Implement process management and IPC. Week 7: Network Programming 1. Sockets 2. TCP/IP Basics 3. Client-Server Architecture 4. Network Communication 5. Error Handling Project: "Simple Chat Server" - Create a simple chat server using sockets. - Implement client-server communication. Week 8: Version Control Systems & Collaboration 1. Introduction to Git 2. Git commands (commit, push, pull, merge) 3. Branching and Merging 4. Conflict Resolution 5. Collaborative Development Project: "Group Project - Tic-Tac-Toe" - Create a Tic-Tac-Toe game using Git. - Work in teams to implement game features. - Practice collaboration and conflict resolution.

C++ BOOTCAMP COURSE OUTLINE Week 1: Introduction to C++ & Basics 1. Introduction to C++ 2. Variables, Data Types, Operators 3. Control Structures (if/else, switch) 4. Loops (for, while, do-while) 5. Functions Project: "Guessing Game" - Create a console-based guessing game where the user has to guess a randomly generated number. - Use variables, data types, and control structures. Week 2: Data Structures & Memory 1. Arrays 2. Vectors 3. Pointers 4. Memory Management (new, delete) 5. Structs Project: "Student Database" - Create a simple student database using arrays or vectors. - Store student names, ages, and grades. - Display student information. Week 3: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) 1. Classes & Objects 2. Constructors & Destructors 3. Inheritance 4. Polymorphism 5. Encapsulation Project: "Bank Account Simulator" - Create a simple bank account class with deposit, withdrawal, and balance methods. - Use inheritance to create different account types (e.g., savings, checking). Week 4: File Input/Output & Exceptions 1. File Input/Output (fstream) 2. Exception Handling (try-catch) 3. Error Handling 4. Streams 5. Buffering Project: "Simple Text Editor" - Create a console-based text editor that can read and write files. - Handle file errors and exceptions. Week 5: Algorithms & Data Structures 1. Sorting Algorithms (Bubble, Selection) 2. Searching Algorithms (Linear, Binary) 3. Linked Lists 4. Stacks & Queues 5. Trees (Basic Concepts) Project: "To-Do List App" - Create a simple to-do list app using linked lists or vectors. - Implement sorting and searching algorithms. Week 6: Standard Template Library (STL) 1. Containers (vector, list, map) 2. Iterators 3. Algorithms (sort, find, count) 4. Functors 5. Lambda Functions Project: "Phonebook Directory" - Create a phonebook directory using STL containers (e.g., map). - Implement search and sorting functionality. Week 7: Advanced Topics 1. Templates 2. Operator Overloading 3. Move Semantics 4. Smart Pointers 5. Multithreading (Basic Concepts) Project:"Simple Calculator" - Create a simple calculator using templates and operator overloading. - Implement basic arithmetic operations. Week 8: Version Control Systems (VCS) & Collaboration 1. Introduction to Git 2. Git commands (commit, push, pull, merge) 3. Branching and Merging 4. Conflict Resolution 5. Collaborative Development Project: "Group Project - Tic-Tac-Toe" - Create a Tic-Tac-Toe game using Git for version control. - Work in teams to implement game features. - Practice collaboration and conflict resolution. #cpp #c++

ok great, by evening I'd send a course outline

Honestly, i can create anything i want to.