0.0 Start Here
An introduction to Neoverse-Docs
1. Welcome to Neoverse-Docs
Neoverse-Docs is a continuously updated online learning document. It does not require you to know programming from the start, nor does it require you to read from the first page to the last: you can learn systematically by stage, follow a path around a specific goal, or search directly when you run into a concrete problem.
For now, it is not a complete course on programming languages, algorithms, or computer theory, nor is it a software recommendation list to install everything from. We are gradually improving the content; contributions are welcome — see how to contribute.
2. What You Can Learn So Far
| Content | Current status | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Chapter 0: Before You Begin | Readable | Get to know the project, choose a learning path, and get familiar with this site |
| Chapter 1: The Missing Semester | Current main track, 7 Stages and 17 lessons in total | Start from file management and everyday tools, then gradually move into Shell, development environments, Git, and Docker |
| Chapter 2: Algorithm Primer | Under construction; only the guide and a draft of high-precision arithmetic exist so far | Understand the future direction; C++ basics are required before reading the existing algorithm content |
| About & Contributing | Continuously maintained | Learn about the project, contribute, or browse documentation syntax examples |
Content status is part of the content
This site only treats content that already exists in the repository or is taking shape as readable drafts as current content. Future directions may change with actual writing and feedback, and should not be understood as a promise of completed courses.
3. How to View the Conclusions in the Documentation
The site's content comes mainly from the author's and contributors' learning and hands-on experience. When commands, configurations, versions, or tool behavior are involved, we cross-check them against the current project, official sources, and reliable references, and use AI to assist with organization and proofreading.
Software interfaces, versions, and platform rules keep changing. Before running an operation that deletes files, overwrites configuration, changes permissions, or affects account security, confirm the target, understand the consequences, and defer to the official documentation of the current version of the tool.
4. Feedback and Corrections
If you find factual errors, broken links, steps that are hard to follow, or wording that could be improved, feel free to leave a comment at the bottom of this page or submit feedback at GitHub Issues. Clearly describing the page, the location of the problem, what you observed, and the expected result will help us correct faster.