Sorry, missed your last point. I agree that stack overflow and mongo wiki are great resources and I'm not trying to replace these at all.
My aim is to have people post their tutorials and articles in a more centralised place. As for the occasional MongoDB question, perhaps it is better to post at stack overflow, we'll see how things play out and what people prefer.
Anyway, this is more of a instrument for me to learn to develop and manage a website anyway. Thanks again
Personally... thank you so much for not using Stack Overflow. I find it ugly and confusing with strong established characters drowning out others.
What I really like about what you've done is the aggregation from many sources. Potentially the one true place to look for everything Mongo and to follow progress of it. The reddit/HN model applied to a specific area of knowledge and specialised... can't wait for it to get traction.
It's nice. Well done. Now just to get a load of content in there.
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Sorry, missed your last point. I agree that stack overflow and mongo wiki are great resources and I'm not trying to replace these at all.
My aim is to have people post their tutorials and articles in a more centralised place. As for the occasional MongoDB question, perhaps it is better to post at stack overflow, we'll see how things play out and what people prefer.
Anyway, this is more of a instrument for me to learn to develop and manage a website anyway. Thanks again
Personally... thank you so much for not using Stack Overflow. I find it ugly and confusing with strong established characters drowning out others.
What I really like about what you've done is the aggregation from many sources. Potentially the one true place to look for everything Mongo and to follow progress of it. The reddit/HN model applied to a specific area of knowledge and specialised... can't wait for it to get traction.
It's nice. Well done. Now just to get a load of content in there.