Journey to a Full Stack

These changes are mostly about the GitHub Repository Welcome again to more changes and more personal hiccups. For starters please take a look inside the folder structure. We have 4 main folders now, we need to keep the workflow to a sane level, so let's explore. Improvements are th…

We made some updates to the original blog. Meaning that now reviews will be posted in separate posts with tags. Click on the tags to view the appropriate posts or the complete pages containing all the posts in order.

19) - Markdown - Advanced #1 20) - Markdown - Advanced #2 Again this is for reference as well, I was in the need of checklists, and this was my answer. As for the second link, I've decided to include it as an extra. How to create a vertical multi check box inside a line. And that w…

18) - Markdown - Basics #4 This is your bread and butter right there, bookmark this and save it under a cheat sheet folder or something. This is a list that contains the most basic syntax. It is light to read as well, read it a couple of times and practice the syntax, as you type markdo…

17A) - Markdown - Basics #2A Tables, what are tables inside a text document; Tables are like drawing a sketch, with pencil and paper. And instead of using vertical and horizontal lines we use hyphens and pipes. |-, Yes it is as simple as that, just write your info and use hyphens | to s…

17) - Markdown - Basics #2 This is about advanced formatting and syntax, it is split into three different sections with three sub links. First about how to organize your information with tables, then about the creation and highlighting of code blocks and lastly about auto linking and UR…

16) - Markdown - Basics #1 This link is really small, based and focused more in the graphical interface of the website. Yeap we are talking about the website, doesn't need any syntax. It is the most simple way to format your text. Press a button and the magic happens. Simple and eff…

15) - Markdown - Advanced #3 This is the first link and it is just my luck to be a wee bit advanced. How so? Because here we are into GFM, Git Flavored Markdown, a dialect of markdown. Meaning it has a base of Markdown, hence and the name of course, and some customized commands used to …

14) - Markdown - Basics #1 Alrighty first one we are gonna cover is the basics of markdown. If you notice some similarities with HTML, it is cause they are in fact almost the same, HTML and Markdown are part of same genre of languages, Markup. The way I understood it is, that you mark s…

These are 7 sources used to learn the basics of markdown, and some more special like creating lists with multiple check boxes in a horizontal line. I know how to do them vertically, but the horizontal was a problem. Lets analyze them properly, one by one mind you, the order might not be p…

13) - Basic Format & Structure of a Readme. Welcome back, this is the first side lesson, it is about the readmes. Apparently, and not without reason, readmes have standards. Makes sense but I did not know about it. Easy lesson, probably about half an hour or so, clear and builds up …

* H1) - https://ohshitgit.com  <-- Honorable Mention 1 And there we got to, perhaps and not only, the best eye-candy of an article/tutorial that i could ever lay eyes on to read. Yes I am talking about all those situations where all that frustration i had with git, commands, console,…