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This link EbookFoundation #Fortran goes to the page 404.

Here is a suggestion to add this "Civilization Starter Kit Mechanical Design Project" to the Projects board

This is a global open source project where mechanical and design engineers can work together to help contribute to designing modular and cost effective easy to build machines. Which will help uplift our global community. See links below

This website has not been that active lately, but this has a lot to do with its global support, which varies depending on the current interest in this type of open source activity.

This project is also a good example for how future open source mechanical engineering projects could be run.

https://www.opensourceecology.org/

http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Main_Page

http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Global_Village_Construction_Set

Here is latest discussion on /r/engineering:

• https://old.reddit.com/r/engineering/comments/9rmbo5/interesting_youtube_channels/

Need check it and add useful links to youtube-playlists.md too:

• https://github.com/m2n037/awesome-mecheng/blob/master/youtube-playlists.md

This serves as the master list of TODO

• Add all ROS books from packt-pub
• Add all youtube playlists
• LS Dyna tutorial sites
• Ansys cornell sites
• FEM software books from my repo list
• Stackexchange recommended books for C++/Python
• Awesome lists from github to relvant sections
• EdX courses to relvant sections
• Add stuff to this list when you remember
• Create rules and regulations
• Cool answers from Quora
• Mechanism design books by DS
• Jog free book for FEM
• Vector and Tensor book
• add robotics forum/abaqus nabble forum
• altair university books
• Unix matt might page from my site
• nuts and bolts post

Hi. Please fix the link to FreeCAD webpage.
The correct one is https://www.freecadweb.org/

Summary

I want to suggest to compress the table of contents into a one-liner.
I saw this on some github projects and I think this gives a big readme file some advantages:

• A tidier look
• If a string is searched the TOC can be excluded from search by collapsing it
• If the readme is used as a webpage (html conversion, e. g. when using github pages) and the user wants to print the page the TOC can be excluded from the printing output by collapsing it

This is the current state

• Point 1
  • Point 1.1
  • Point 1.2
• Point 2
  • Point 2.1
  • Point 2.2

This is the suggestion

This is the code

<details>
 <summary>Table of Contents</summary>

 * [Point 1](#point1)
    * [Point 1.1](#point11)
    * [Point 1.2](#point12)
 * [Point 2](#point2)
    * [Point 2.1](#point21)
    * [Point 2.2](#point22)
</details>

There are many CAD/Engineering Challenges around the world:

• "Reddit CAD Challenge" submitted on /r/cad
  • http://reddit.com/r/cad/search?q=cad+challenge
  • Reddit CAD Challenge (Archive) - http://github.com/symbian9/reddit_cad_challenge
• "Fusion 360 Monthly Challenge" by Autodesk Community Philippines
  • https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/fusion-360/getting-started/caas/simplecontent/content/join-the-autodesk-fusion-360-monthly-challenge.html
  • Playlists on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/autodeskcomphil/playlists
• "GrabCAD Challenge" and other challenges on GrabCAD
  • http://grabcad.com/challenges

P.S.: More coming soon ;-)

The link to the source of the embedded header image ( http://cdn.wonderfulengineering.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/gear-wallpaper-6.jpg/ ) leads to nowhere.
So I couldn't find a copy left notice or something like that.

Broken Links
https://m2n037.github.io/master/contributions.md doesn't currently work.
https://ntrs.nasa.gov/404?original=%2Fsearch.jsp
https://encyclopedia.che.engin.umich.edu/Pages/PolymerProcessing/menu.html

Also,
Hi Mukunda! My name is William Burke and I write a bunch of engineering educational content at Five Flute. We have an engineering guide that I think would be a great addition to your list. Are you up for including it? Let me know your thoughts!

the first link is broken and gives an error on opening

Same story here, I always felt envious of how computer sciences had access to endless resources, courses, examples and anything that really helps to understand the topic and study further.

Finally something equivalent for Engineers, love it and just wanted to leave here my compliments for this repo as it is helping me a lot with my Mechatronic Engineering course :D

The links in the knowledge maps sections are messed up and point to nsfw sites. Check the links.

Most awesome lists have a CC-BY-4.0 or CC-0 license. Do you mind to add one too?

See GitHub licensing docs:

You're under no obligation to choose a license. However, without a license, the default copyright laws apply, meaning that you retain all rights to your source code and no one may reproduce, distribute, or create derivative works from your work. If you're creating an open source project, we strongly encourage you to include an open source license. The Open Source Guide provides additional guidance on choosing the correct license for your project.

Hello, guys, I have added all my saved playlists in YouTube in this doc. This needs to be segregated into appropriate sections. Please help and share your thoughts.

While going through the list I noticed some points that could be improved:

• Move the Contact Details and the Rules and Regulations into a separate CONTRIBUTIONS.md file
• Convert the entries of the Table of Contents to real clickable links
• Move the To-Do List to an issue
• Add new header image to the top and also crop it to a more banner-like format
• Provide an .editorconfig file for consistent style (see: http://editorconfig.org/)

A Dictionary of Units of Measurement is not available anymore.

Fabrication and Prototyping
new link
http://www.fabfoundation.org/index.html

As suggested in #25, I'm opening this issue for the topics I think this list is missing

• ISBN added as a tag → ISBN-10: 0521838703
• "good reads" section, for post/answers/discussions worth looking
• CAD software
• manufacturing
• material science
• subreddits
• stack exchange forums
• statistics
• linking authors academic/about pages
• copyright infringement

Update: iMechanica fixed most of the dead links around december (Lubliner is still a 404)

As mentioned in #10 the list gets kind of messy.

Compared to awesome-python this seems to be the case because of the overly used sub-categorising. This is especially the case if there are no entries in sub-categories like for example:

Heat Transfer

Books

Articles

Tutorials/MOOCs/Lectures

Also this leads to a massive use of ######.

It should be considered to:

• Remove sub-categories which have no entries (They could be moved into an issue if you want to remember that you wanted to add something in those categories).
• Change the approach from always using the Books, Websites, Articles and Tutorials/MOOCs/Lectures sections into something less bloated (like adding icons or tags to show what kind of material a link is)
• Divide the whole document into multiple parts

Consider adding Compliant Mechanisms | Maker Resources

via Veritasium – How Flexible Machines Could Save The World - YouTube

As this documentation project mostly consist from URL-links to 3rd party resources you couldn't cover them by terms of GNU GPL.

Better switch project to The Unlicense or Creative Commons Zero v1.0 Universal (last preferred)

• https://help.github.com/articles/licensing-a-repository/#disclaimer
  • http://unlicense.org/
  • https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
• https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome