cheatsheet-web-page

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request establishes the initial structure and content for a new web presence focused on Computer Science fundamentals and coding interview preparation. It lays the groundwork for a browsable collection of educational materials, making them accessible via a static site generator.

Highlights

• New Website Setup: This pull request introduces the foundational files for a new Jekyll-based website, designed to host Computer Science cheatsheets and related resources.
• Jekyll Configuration: A comprehensive _config.yml file has been added, setting up the site's title, description, theme, plugins, build settings, and navigation, specifically tailored for GitHub Pages deployment.
• Cheatsheets Index Page: A dedicated cheatsheets/index.md has been created, serving as a central hub for various CS topics, including data structures, algorithm patterns, graph algorithms, and advanced topics, complete with quick reference tables for complexity analysis.
• Main Landing Page: The index.md file establishes the main landing page for the website, providing an overview of available resources like cheatsheets and code solutions, along with external resource links.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a Jekyll-based website to present the CS cheatsheets. The setup includes a Gemfile for dependencies, a _config.yml for site configuration, and index pages for the main site and the cheatsheets section. The overall structure is sound. I've identified a couple of areas for improvement in the _config.yml file to remove placeholder values and reduce redundancy, which will enhance maintainability.

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This appears to be a placeholder email address. It should be replaced with a valid email or removed if not intended to be public. Leaving placeholder values in configuration can be misleading.

[gemini-code-assist]

The github block with repository_url is redundant. The repository key on line 62 is sufficient for GitHub Pages and themes like minima to generate the correct repository URL. Removing this duplicate configuration improves maintainability.