Which doesn't reduce the usefulness of the linked document at all.
If your project is bigger, README probably should not be a full documentation of the project but link to the actual documentation.
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If your project is bigger, README probably should not be a full documentation of the project but link to the actual documentation.
It's missing a TOC though, scrolling through it doesn't give an overview what it contains.
Does someone know any projects that have this?
Shame that the history of the maturity model looks like this: https://github.com/LappleApple/feedmereadmes/commits/master/... Even when editing in the web UI you can - and should - set a commit message so one can actually understand how a document evolved without going through the diffs.
Mentioning in the article content that Felix works at Google would be enough. He didn't release that information as a Google engineer, but a private person.
This just feels like they want to play the Google vs. Apple angle, don't you think?
- "Do you want to see more interesting content on Facebook?"
- "Do you want a way to discover more relevant pages?"
https://mitvergnuegen.com/2017/oreo-eroeffnet-seien-ersten-p...
It was mostly empty besides some installations, art, drawings on the walls and a oreo packaging filled tunnel that lead to ball pool with white balls. Of course you could also get free Oreo cookies and take lots of photos with the different "installations" placed around the room like a giant Oreo cookie or glas vases filled with Oreos.
It was packed all day. As some people started absuing the free Oreos (go in, get cookies, come out, dump in bag, go in ...) they had to add security at the door.
But it also doesn't explain where the traffic that is used to do the fraud actually comes from.
(And the term "session hijacking" is definitely abused for something that it doesn't normally mean.)
"the body of knowledge in those tomes" threw me off - quite the opposite of Rework.
Then maybe Microsoft could create a share extension that uses this new Windows feature to "collect" URLs from an iPhone?