this is essential for every open source project, either with or without codes. This is just a suggestion, you may opt for another license if you like.

Hey, Alexey, thank you for work! I read some of your posts, but remembered your "How to FP" guide which starts with POODR 😄. Totally second that 👍.

I found learnxinyminutes really useful for me to get started quickly. Hyperpolyglot is still useful, but maybe it's too specific.

I totally support that this list is curated, so feel free to decline or propose changes.

As you can see, I added sentence which describes what it is about, but then found nothing had anything like that. And also, I didn't know at which category it belongs to, so I created Languages section.

I Think that is important have the same information in different languages, because the most of developer that will read this repo, maybe is new in programming. And if you have to read some things that you don`t know good and in different language, this complicate the whole things.

Devdocs.io, as a developer with unreliable internet connection, has been a real boon. It's helped me look up info about frameworks I usually use (express, django, laravel, bootstrap) pretty much a positive experience, not to mention it's all congregated to one little interface you can access offline.

I'd pretty much wholeheartedly recommend it to anybody else, since it's worth using especially when you're new to the whole framework, and need to quickly look up a syntax or something.

I added two resources which will be useful for the programmer.

Security Resources

• A collection of hacking/penetration testing resources to make you better!

Licenses

• How open source licenses work and how to add them to your projects

Both of them will help every programmer improve their skill better and kickstart their own opensource.

What Every Programmer Should Know About Memory is a modern classic. The paper explains in a really simple and interesting way how memory works and how a programmes should go about using memory.

Hello @mr-mig,

This Repo is a good idea! Congrulations!

I have a comment, why don't we a self-conteined Repo? Without links. That mean that instead have link to external web page, we should have information inside the repo.

I could help with Spanish translation if you consider it interesting.

Regard!

Hey, I've added a useful reference link for DSA in the Data structure section, I think this will best add to your content and give your readers a more diverse understanding of the topic. I hope you will like this. Thank you.

Hey, I've added a useful reference link for data structure, I think this will best add to your content and give your readers a more diverse understanding of the topic. I hope you will like this. Thank you.

Add two services for practices

• Code Basics - free basics cources. Now there are the basics of Javascript, HTML, CSS
• CodeBattle - Performing speed tasks. The feature is that you can see your opponent's editor and you can switch between languages on the fly.

Ambos os links estão funcionando para mim. Além disso, o projeto não parece morto para mim, pois várias solicitações de pull foram aceitas (ou recusadas) nos últimos meses: https://github.com/mtdvio/every-programmer-should-know/pulls?q=is% 3Abr+is%3Fechado. herbert