We are constantly learning new things. This is a repo to share our learnings. TILs are short Markdown documents (a few sentences + example code) explaining a new concept, bit of syntax, command, or tip that we've learned.
When you learn something, add a Markdown file to this repo explaining it in concise terms. Place the file in a directory which best describes the content of the tip. Create a new directory if no existing one fits.
Make your own branch and push it to the repo. Open a pull request for review.
TIL's should be a focused and concise piece of knowledge that's interesting and worth sharing with others.
Here's some guidelines on how to write a great TIL:
- Avoid writing more than 60 lines of content.
- Avoid writing more than 2 examples.
- Avoid going into too much detail.
If you find TIL straying from these guidelines consider narrowing the scope of your TIL or writing a blog post on the subject.
TIL is © 2015 FakeSloth. It is distributed under the the GNU GPLv2 license.