I would like to have categories on the top page for readability. It would be easier to read if there are no more than 7 articles per category.
I asked Bing AI to classify them. Some of the classifications are wrong though.
[It seems like these articles are related to Deno, which is a runtime environment for JavaScript and TypeScript](https://deno.land/)[1](https://deno.land/)[2](https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deno). I can try to categorize and group them based on their topics. Here is one possible way:
- Introduction: Hello World
- Basics: Logging with colors, Importing & Exporting, Dependency Management, Benchmarking
- Data Formats: Importing JSON, Parsing and serializing JSON, Parsing and serializing TOML, Parsing and serializing YAML
- Encoding & Hashing: Hex and Base64 Encoding, Hashing
- Timers: Timeouts & Intervals
- User Interaction: Input Prompts
- Runtime Information: Getting the Deno version, Permission Management, Process Information, Handling OS Signals
- System Interaction: Environment Variables, Command Line Arguments
- File System: Reading Files, Writing Files, Moving/Renaming Files, Temporary Files & Directories, Creating & Removing Directories, Watching the filesystem, Walking directories, Checking for file existence
- Web Development: Web Workers, Web Assembly, Manipulating byte arrays, HTTP Requests, Running DNS Queries, Generating & Validating UUIDs, Subprocesses: Collecting Output, HTTP Server: Hello World, HTTP Server: Routing, HTTP Server: Streaming, HTTP Server: Serving Files, TCP Listener: Ping, TCP Connector: Ping
Is this what you were looking for?
I would add, "CLI" and "Network". Ideas?