This was an idea I had for a website I while back - basically an aggregator for grouping learning resources by topic then ranking them by skill level and qualit

This was an idea I had for a website I while back - basically an aggregator for grouping learning resources by topic then ranking them by skill level and quality. (So you could find the best "beginner's guides to x" or "expert tips for x" and so on). You can take a look at www.nohao.co.uk. It's very basic, and I haven't developed it for a while, mostly because no-one seemed interested. Wasn't sure if it was because the problem it attempted to solve wasn't really a problem, or lack of features, or just not promoting it to the right people. What could be cool is a site that (using algorithms/crowdsourcing/whatever) generated guides like this one: http://ruby-metaprogramming.heroku.com/ http://ruby-metaprogramming.heroku.com/ , where multiple resources are compiled into a programme you can follow. I had a few other ideas for the site, such as automatically setting up study groups. Though as I said, I'm not sure if I'd just be building something that no-one would use, so I haven't worked on it for a while.