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There was no concept that anyone could submit articles anywhere; rather, users submitted articles to their local site, which forwarded them on.

Because of the scarcity of articles/documentation, i found it really hard to get into it.

Otherwise, at some point consider giving it another try, but Google up some articles specifically about the language aspect of vim.

Erin Pleasance is the first author on two Nature articles in the same issue.

The API Docs and a few articles by Eli Bendersky(thank you so much!!!

As a low femme girl who's also a software professional and a hobbyist, I'll say we need more articles like these.

Are you worried that people could submit articles/comments which are untrue?

I don't read auto-selected articles, however, I subscribe to and curate feeds on my own.

If any one site gets bad enough, I'll start to reject their articles.

I still miss their daily share of thought-provoking articles to this day.

The articles are really over my head too.

I get the feeling that a lot of us are posting articles on multiple platforms to maximise exposure - I know that I do.

After reading hundreds of blogs and articles about this or that programming language being supposedly " simple ", sentences like the above have come to mean nothing.

"ProgrammableWeb had no trouble using the free app -- called SSL Packet Capture -- to not only intercept and decrypt those transmissions, but to discover sensitive and supposedly confidential information like API keys and OAuth tokens....." I keep on reading these kinds of articles where its getting easier to get access to the application data.