Add Singapore CS1010

[dunemight]

https://github.com/coding-solutions-sg/awesome-singapore-cs1010#readme

CS1010 is the introductory programming methodology course at the National University of Singapore, taught in C with Python and Java variants (CS1010S, CS1010E, CS1010J, CS1010X) across several faculties. This list curates the variant breakdown, official course sites, practice platforms, textbooks, language references, and study guides for the course and its variants in one place. Much of it — the Python/Java learning resources, practice judges, books, and IDEs — is useful to any beginner, not only NUS students. Actively maintained.

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[zlc000190]

This looks pretty close, but I’d consider tightening the description in the PR body and/or entry text so it emphasizes the subject matter more than the audience size. The current wording leans on 'resources for ~3,000 NUS students per academic year', while the awesome guidelines prefer objective descriptions of the domain/theme itself. Something more like 'Resources for the introductory CS1010 course and its variants at NUS.' feels more in line with the list style here.

[jordimas]

Hello. According to https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome/blob/main/pull_request_template.md:

A code license like MIT, BSD, Apache, GPL, etc, is not acceptable.

You list uses MIT:

https://github.com/coding-solutions-sg/awesome-singapore-cs1010/blob/main/LICENSE

The recommendation is:

We strongly recommend the CC0 license, but any Creative Commons license will work.

Licensing is always a major topic.

[ittermit]

A few concerns:
Scope - the list targets NUS students in CS1010 and its variants, which is likely too narrow for the awesome project's global audience. Noting "zero overlap with existing Python lists" addresses duplication but not audience breadth.
Maintainer - Coding Solutions is a commercial tutoring service with ties to the target audience, so some entries may read as promotional.

[dunemight]

unicorn

[yudataguy]

The repo itself is clean (awesome-lint passes, main branch, correct topics, CC0). My concern is scope: this is a list about a single introductory course at one university (NUS CS1010). That feels narrow for the top level Awesome list, which favors broadly useful curations. You note much of it is useful to any C/Python/Java beginner. Ff so, would a more general framing (or folding it into an existing programming-education list) be a stronger fit? Worth a maintainer's read on scope.