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What an amazing initiative — not least because they're providing something consumable for offline. Does anyone have any knowledge on the quality of this material? I'd love to dive into quite a few of them where I have surface-knowledge...
Thanks for the link.
Is there any way that the community can contribute to adding new resources to the list, so that the books can be updated in future releases?
Why are there notes on Angular 2 and just Angular?
I'm tempted to print them for those moments when the internet is down and I still need to access SO.
This is a really great effort to compile relevant answers into a narrative. Is there any way that the community can contribute to adding new resources to the list, so that the books can be updated in future releases?
Don't confuse "StackOverflow Question&Answers" with "StackOverflow Documentation":
https://stackoverflow.com/documentation/
Goalkicker "only" provided formatting and beauty. They did not reformulate tons of Q&A into a documentation - that work was already performed by the StackOverflow Community.
Why free? It seems like a lot of labor went into making these books.