In the App class of the abstract-factory pattern, there are several methods which seemingly only serve to confuse readers.
Is there a point to having a method that returns a King, from a passed in KingdomFactory?

King getKing(final KingdomFactory factory) {
     return factory.createKing();
   }

mapObject's explanation is not up to standards with our current format. It should be updated to match the rest of the snippets.

We could also make the example a one-liner.

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https://github.com/dmarcotte/easy-move-resize

The small utility lets you move windows easily anywhere by simply clicking anywhere while holding a key combination down and dragging. Users coming from Linux will appreciate this utility.

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react-redux-firebase is the Redux bindings for Firebase. Includes Higher Order Component (HOC) for use with React. It is a very useful library and actively maintained.

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Related: microsoft/vcpkg#6154

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Not sure if this is the write place for this, but just putting an idea on the table that I would love to see -- creating an extensible PDF viewer based on Electron, possibly forked from Atom Shell the way Nylas is doing for email.

The hard part of rendering PDFs is already handled nicely by PDF.js, so it would be a matter of integration it into the Electron framework.

shamelessly copy-pasted from exercism/bash/issues/171

tldp.org's shell scripting pages have very high Google page rank. They're detailed, extensive, and easy to read, and much of the information in there is useful. But the examples they use are very often riddled with code that runs between smelly and bug-prone to outright dead wrong and dangerous. An advanced bash scripter could maybe read

There may be paid VS Code extensions or content that could be beneficial to list here. Currently there is no direct notice in the contributing guide that submissions should only be publicly available / free resources, so I think at least it would be good to update the guide with our stance on it.

I do think pushing free resources first should be a priority, but if there is a paid resource that