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Rename and re-title tasks 11..16. Add tasks list #103
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[![Ideas and useful links][icon-ideas]][ideas] | ||
[![Awesome][icon-awesome]][awesome] | ||
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[![Gitter][icon-chat]][chat] |
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Markdown reference links require reference keys that looks like following:
Somewhere in the file we show [link][ref]
<!-- somewhere else in the file -->
[ref]: http://www.example.com
This approach allows us to have less text when we typing, or reference links when finished the paragraph. Also, it's really useful when you want to use the same link few times per page.
Just copy first 8 ref-links from the README's footer.
My idea of On another side, create I followed that way in #104. Now we have 2 similar files because we intersected in ideas. Which one do you suggest to follow? |
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Awesome!
Let's keep both for now. Let
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Refers to #90, #97
tasks/README.md
@viktor-yakubiv please, review