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My favorite repos and gists

My repos and gists which are the most important to me to access.

UPDATE: I'm not maintaining this anymore - see https://github.com/MichaelCurrin/coding-blog/blob/master/my-projects.md

Because I need a way to bookmark these with more detail.

I want to add these to site or my coding blog but won't want to worry about the frontend yet. Maybe a project board.

  • code-cookbook
    • Samples from docs or my projects or other projects. As commands to follow in a sequence or a script. Sometimes a snippet, sometimes a complete script or group of scripts.
    • This is for when you want boilerplate to copy or a template of a larger working piece for reference. A collection of practical solutions which can be reused and adapted.
    • Solutions are mostly a script name and the appropriate snippet. Sometimes a few scripts.
  • dev-cheatsheets
    • This documents low-level functionality of languages, libraries and CLIs. It covers the things you could do, where the order doesn't matter. Often abstracted to variable inputs and sometimes generic values for an example but they can easily be swapped out.
    • This is for when you need a reference of how a function or CLI works or typical use-case.
    • Solutions mostly map as parameter and description and sometimes a sample value.
  • learn-to-code
  • MichaelCurrin.github.io
  • my-github-projects
  • coding-blog

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