Top 10 List of Week 01

1. Vim Adventures
   This site lets you learn how to use vim by playing a game. It’s good for beginners who need to get used to HJKL keys.

2. Git and Github in Plain English
   Describes Git and Github in a simple language and illustrations. Easy to understand about basic of how Git works, yet still requires real experience to fully understand how to use Git.

3. Git Tips and Tricks. From a guy that deleted master
   Starts by explaining version control before going straight to Git. Mainly it’s about Git basics, but there are tips and tricks as well, which explain useful git commands.

4. Linux vs Windows 10
   Pretty much self-explanatory: a comparison between Linux and Windows 10 in several aspects. Many sites do this thing, but this site compiled everything to a simple explanation. So which one is better, Linux or Windows 10? Depends.

5. Debian vs Ubuntu: Top 15 Things To Know Before Choosing the Best One
   A comparison between Debian and Ubuntu. Also for future reference if it’s better to use Ubuntu instead of Debian.

6. Regular Expressions Cheat Sheet
   A quick reference for regex, also my favorite cheatsheet. No guide of how to use them included, so it’s not really for a beginner who wants to learn how to use regex. The cheatsheet can be downloaded as PDF as well.

7. 10 Tips to Get More out of Your Regexes
   A complement to the cheatsheet. Covers some tips to use regexes but need basic knowledge of how to use regex first. Don’t overuse regexes when you can use simple string operations!

8. Containers vs. virtual machines: A simplified answer to a complex question
   Basically why and what we’re using VM for,

9. Linux Command Line Cheat Sheet
   Another cheatsheet of Linux commands. Usually I try them first and GSGS of how the commands actually work.

10. Linux: A True Story
    A short comic based on true story about someone who doesn’t want to use Windows and her troubles.