samdunne

I have noticed that there is no structured central hub for referencing programming languages. How to implement certain things in them, what terminology means etc.

Stackoverflow has a lot of this information but not in a structured way and the quality of answers vary widely.

My idea would be to make a central service, which is completely free, which people contribute to (based on guidelines) to make referencing everything that much easier

Any thoughts/help would be greatly appreciated

If you view the source on any product page you have around 100 lines of whitespace and the <title> isn't found until line 3,500-ish

Not to mention all of their CSS is inline

Why is it like this? It seems to me it is far more complex than it needs to be

A lot of companies now have something along the following in their listed requirements:

BA/BS in CS or related field, or equivalent experience desirable. In lieu of degree, relevant skills or equivalent experience.

That example is from Google Ireland.

So how much better than someone with a degree do you need to be? Or are most jobs out their based entirely off merit and not off a piece of paper?

I search for anything all day and I get a page such as this:

http://i.imgur.com/o6vcovu.png

This works fine. I click on any of the black bar tabs and this happens

http://i.imgur.com/1sfNHJ1.png

It's been happening to me all day on multiple machines in a few locations while being logged in/not logged in

Anyone having the same issue? It was happening to me occasionally last night but all day today