Contribution Guidelines
- Always put the learner first.
- Have a high bar for quality. The Internet is full of awesome things as well as less-than-awesome things.
- Only add links you think are awesome.
- Do not promote your own books / articles / videos etc. If it's good, it will show up.
- Remove any affiliate codes etc from the links.
- Search existing resources/links before adding a new one, as yours may be a duplicate.
- Paid resources (like courses) are okay, but they should be marked as
paid. Remember, quality is the first criteria. - Try to add this metadata with every link whenever relevant:
- Year (to know how old a resource is)
- Estimated time it will take to complete (reading, watching, completing course exercises etc.)
- Difficulty level (beginner / intermediate / expert)
- Author. Add them in
peoplesection whenever they're worth following for that topic.
- Use the following format:
[Name](link) (Year, Time Estimate, Difficulty level) by Author - Description. - If you want to add notes to a course, add it below the course as subdashed point.
- Links should be put into their appropriate topics & formats. Pick the one you think is closest if you are not sure.
- Build a useful concept graph by specifying prerequisites and subtopics. This is often hard.
- For a new topic, start with this template.
- New categories or improvements to the existing categorization are welcome.
- Check your spelling and grammar.
- Discuss your ideas & questions over at Gitter.
Thank you for your suggestions!