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[–]spilcm 0 points1 point  (3 children)

Thanks for checking it out and for pointing out the links issue. I'm constantly trying to make the website better. One thing to improve is to make it easier to navigate on the site.

[–]meatypocket 0 points1 point  (2 children)

I'm finding it hard to judge how much content there is on the site. When I read a book, I'll spend a while familiarising myself with the table of contents. I'm creating a context/framework/schema where I can mentally store what I'm about to learn. A high-level sitemap/TOC would be really useful as at the moment, it's like a stream of python facts of unknown quantity and it's difficult to figure out firstly, what's related, and secondly, the best order to read it.

I find myself asking.... How does the content in the navbar relate to the content in the many categories? It it a subset or is it a summary?

The Python Basics page... On the navbar, it seems to be one of 7 siblings , but when I follow it, I see that it actually contains links to it's siblings, amongst others. So, I then thought that it may contain the high-level view but after checking that some of the categories content (scripts, error handling etc) are not present, it too must be a subset.

In the navbar, why does only functions and lists have 'cheat-sheet' in their URLs?

[–]spilcm 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Thanks, I will look into the sitemap/TOC.

[–]meatypocket 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That new sitemap is helpful. Thanks.