Nilesh
Nilesh
And therefore, Bundler ends up using version 0.6.0 instead. Looks like a fresh gem needs to be minted.
Loading third-party scripts via a loader gives us an opportunity to do checksum validation and avoid exploits made by bad third-party code. Idea is from [this Twitter thread](https://twitter.com/nileshtrivedi/status/1469381235441086471): The checksum...
It'd be really convenient to deploy CyberChef - either for development or in containerized environments like ECS/CapRover/GCP - using a Dockerfile. Previous relevant issues and PRs are: - #474 -...
Right now, topics are not connected to each other, except nesting for the is-a relationship (for e-g: `programming-languages/java` , `nations/china`, `musical-instruments/flute` etc). This makes "[Browsing Topics](https://learnawesome.org/topics)" hard to navigate. We...
Some people/institutions have a strong preferences for open educational resources that are not hidden behind paywalls or login walls or require ads. See poki.com as an example for games. This...
See [this Twitter thread](https://twitter.com/nileshtrivedi/status/1360828160493842433) as well as #14 about related topics. The idea is to gamilfy lifelong learning via defined skill levels, healthy social competition, and build a demonstrable portfolio...
Ideas from [a twitter thread](https://twitter.com/nileshtrivedi/status/1460892030540865538): Make an "Anti-book" recommender that makes it easy to find resources that challenge a particular opinion (`IdeaSet`?). > e.g. We hear "follow your passion" everywhere,...
Users following a topic may be at various levels: Children, beginners, intermediate, advanced, elites/researchers etc. Ideally, we should have different syllabus at each level - till the time, we can...
See: https://learnawesome.org/item_types/blog Even though more blogs exist, it shows only 4 blogs on the first page.