// the take
A sprawling bilingual (Chinese/English) index of links, books, courses, and cheatsheets spanning programming languages, software architecture, product management, and more. It's for developers who want a single bookmark dump organized by topic rather than a tool or library — think a personal link-hoarding project made public.
The topic coverage is genuinely wide, going well beyond typical awesome-lists into product management, e-commerce systems, ERP/MES, and growth/analytics — areas most 'awesome-X' repos skip. It's been maintained since 2016 with a consistent weekly-digest habit, which is rare longevity for this kind of list. The categorization follows an explicit knowledge-graph structure (Overview/Resource/OpenSource splits per topic) rather than being a flat markdown dump.
Most of the content and all of the framing prose is in Chinese, so non-Chinese-speaking developers get much less value despite the English README. The CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license is unusually restrictive for a link list — no commercial use, no derivatives, which matters if anyone wants to fork and republish a curated subset. Large swaths of the structure are marked '@Deprecated' in the README's own conventions, suggesting an abandoned taxonomy still partially in use. Link rot is an unmanaged risk: there's no visible automation checking that the hundreds of external URLs still resolve, so quality degrades silently over time.
We read the README, the directory tree and a key source file in October 2026. Nobody pays to be listed. How we judge →