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jaywcjlove/handbook
放置我的笔记、搜集、摘录、实践，保持好奇心。看文需谨慎，后果很严重。
A personal scratchpad of one developer's notes, clippings and how-tos, mostly in Chinese, covering CentOS server setup, MySQL, Redis, Vim, Linux commands and Mac tools. Many of its best-known sections are index entries that point to separate repos, and it is aimed at Chinese-speaking developers who want a quick pointer rather than a reference.
The index of standalone projects is the useful part. awesome-mac, linux-command, git-tips and vim-web each have their own repo, maintainers and history, so the README works as a directory to projects you can actually evaluate on their own. The Chinese-specific operational material is hard to find in English: the CentOS yum mirror switch, speeding up GitHub clones through a proxy, and the list of Chinese companies' open-source projects. The README is also candid that it is broad, shallow and unverified, which sets expectations correctly and is more than most tutorial collections manage.
Most of the content is dated and undated. CentOS 6 and 7 guides, a Swift 4.0 build on CentOS 7.2, a Redis 3.0.7 config file and Backbone.js references sit next to newer material with no version tags, so you cannot tell which steps still apply. The README warns that the content may be wrong and that the consequences could be serious, but it still contains step-by-step server commands with no indication of which ones have been tested. Link hygiene is poor: the mocker-api and react-native entries use an OSS badge that links to the hotkeys and react-monacoeditor repos, and the tree has parallel copies (CentOS/ and docs/CentOS/, other/ and docs/other/) with slightly different filenames, so it is unclear which copy is canonical. Little of it is in English, so most of it is closed to non-Chinese readers.