I checked out the "cloud infrastructure" section and there's no challenge questions or code snippets. It's less of a "Tech Dev Guide" and more of a "Here Are So

I checked out the "cloud infrastructure" section and there's no challenge questions or code snippets. It's less of a "Tech Dev Guide" and more of a "Here Are Some Bookmarks I Found, Check Off The Ones You Read". It's not a terrible idea, but more of a suggested reading list than a "guide". There's at least 10 years of such articles and videos piled up on the internet. Going through them all will take a long time, and even if it covers working with Google products the way Google wants you to, it's not necessarily the way you're going to use Google products at your company. What I really want is a single place where all of this can be documented, first as overviews, and then deeper knowledge that isn't exposed by blog posts or books, or even official documentation. I want an authoritative tech encyclopedia built on knowledge shared by a community of experts. I'm trying to cobble something like that together right now, but it's surprisingly hard to organize in a way that isn't just a list of quick start guides for tools. And then there's what you present first, and how. Do you need to know Git merging strategies before you learn build pipelines, or can you just make some assumptions and wait til later?