Add section "how to use this repo"
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<img src="resources/topic-graph.png" width="100%">
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(click to see the large version)
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### More info
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> Information about the links
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## How to use this repo?
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The README topics/links are organized following above chart. High-level subjects are usually parent topics, sub-topics are usually specialization of the main subject.
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Depending on your level, you can dive deeper into a subject's sub-topics, or just move to the next one.
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* Left to write: indicate how generic subjects are
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* Top-bottom: Order of importance/relevancy and specialization of each subject or sub-category
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e.g.:
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Software Engineering
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* Databases
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* SQL
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* Postgres Basics
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* Postgres Internal
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* How postgres replication works
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* Parsing postgres WAL(WriteAheadLog)
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* Versioning
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For instance, take into account the snaptshot above. If you already know how to use SQL Databases, you might want to either:
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* Continue to the right, learning more more about Postgres, and to the bottom, its internals, specialized internals like replication and WAL.
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* Continue to the bottom/next topic: `Programming Languages`.
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### Tags
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> Categories to the links
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* 🌍 - Interesting Link
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* 📰 - Article / Paper
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