What is note?

This repository is a personal collection of bookmarks and learning notes on web development topics. It's essentially a curated list of links to tutorials, articles, and documentation that the author found useful while learning to code, organized by topic rather than stored in a browser's bookmark folder. The repo contains links grouped by subject areas like JavaScript console methods, webpack configuration, canvas programming, markdown syntax, and core computer science concepts. Each link points to an external blog post, documentation page, or guide that explains how to do something specific. There's no code to download or install, it's purely informational, a study guide that someone created to help themselves (and potentially others) quickly find resources on particular topics. Someone might use this if they're learning web development and want to find good explanations for specific problems they're stuck on. For example, if you needed to understand how webpack plugins work, or how to make a webpage element go fullscreen, or how sorting algorithms work in JavaScript, you could check this list and jump straight to a relevant article. It's especially useful for someone working in Chinese, since many of the linked resources are from Chinese tech blogs and documentation. The README doesn't go into detail about how to use the repository or contribute to it. It's formatted as a straightforward list of links with topic headings, making it easy to scan and find what you need. The minimal presentation reflects its purpose: it's a personal reference tool that the author has shared publicly, likely as a way to help others discover the same resources that helped them learn.