rrishi

Hey HN,

A lot of you are probably acquainted with the resource learnxinyminutes. It provides a decently wide peep into a language's syntax and basics.

But often that's not sufficient to build anything decent by the latest guidelines/conventions of the language's community.

For example, look at this https://matt.sh/python-project-structure-2024. The author has done an excellent job of distilling the best practices associated with python.

Is there a resource like this for other languages ? Ideally something like learnxinyminutes for setting up projects in a language and idioms etc.

Hi HN,

I am a heavy Obsidian user. And part of that is having a running "Reading List", "Videos to watch list" etc.

A thing I have noticed is that once these hit over ~ 30 items, they become so big as to become useless.

I think in an ideal scenario, I'd like to maintain a list of ~10-20 items that I can peruse and pick something appropriate to read/watch when I have free time.

Please suggest a system/process to figure out how to maintain a manageable list that's not overwhelming enough to be useless.