As a self-learner with a fairly horrible memory, I have written and made a laughable attempt
at keeping track of a ton of notes on various "computer"-related subjects, in the
hopes that:
> The more I write, the more I digest
This is my first orchestrated attempt at keeping my notes organized since the inception of a project,
this project being a foray at managing a public full-stack Node.js web server, along
with a logically separated public DNS and DB server (TODO, for now).
Until now my stack has been on a local only VBox VM with no version control other than renaming files.
New projects I've started here:
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centos-webserver
- my notes on spinng up a site, from server provision to custom DNS config, dev environemnt config, Node.js-related practices (I've never worked with Node before so I wanted a reason to dive head first into it) and
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node-js
- notes and supportive scripts for the book
Node.js 8 the Right Way - Part 1: https://github.com/jsore/notes/blob/master/node-js/1-Getting-Up-To-Speed.md
- Part 2: https://github.com/jsore/notes/blob/master/node-js/2-Working-With-Data.md
- Part 3: https://github.com/jsore/notes/blob/master/node-js/3-Using-Applications.md
- notes and supportive scripts for the book
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jsore.com
- all things relating to my personal website & webapps
- why I choose to do what I went with
- snippets
- possible solutions or possible re-works for current solutions
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mastering-node-js
- thoughts relating to Packt Publishing's
Mastering Node.js - Second Edition
- thoughts relating to Packt Publishing's
The structure of this project....isn't ideal. I'm hand rolling a self-hosted
wiki, but that's still a work in progress, so I'll continue updating this repo
from the v2 folder.
Current:
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Building Enterprise Applications
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Rediscovering JavaScript
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Python Crash Course