Trimmed system design course to focused daily readings and consolidated schema releases
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Anurag Verma cleaned up a 60-day system design course to cut each day's reading list down to three articles and one video, while meshery/schemas shipped two point releases.
In anurag629/system-design-60-days, Verma rewrote every markdown file to match a consistent style guide, removing em dashes and bolded inline list headers across the repository [1]. He trimmed the daily "Today's links" sections from five-plus readings down to three reads and one video per day, each verified to be a real, available resource [2]. He also moved all resources out of a standalone resources.md file and embedded "What to read and watch today" sections directly into each day file, with Day 1 now pointing to Hussein Nasser on the latency table and Day 2 to a back-of-the-envelope estimation walkthrough [1]. In the same repository, he fixed em dashes in output strings generated by measure.py [3]. Over in meshery/schemas, two releases shipped: v1.3.40 added a 409 label conflict declaration on createOrUpdateBadge [4], and v1.3.41 added missing x-superseded-by annotations, refreshed the UI header, and consolidated agent skills into a single source of truth [5].
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- [1] Rewrite every file in the owner's voice; move resources into each day anurag629/system-design-60-days
- [2] Trim daily links to 3 reads + 1 video, clean up the writing anurag629/system-design-60-days
- [3] Fix em dashes in measure.py output strings anurag629/system-design-60-days
- [4] Meshery Schemas v1.3.40 ↗ meshery/schemas
- [5] Meshery Schemas v1.3.41 ↗ meshery/schemas