Clean frontmatter after migrating to website

[kelvindecosta]

Clean frontmatter after migrating to website

So, my script definitely achieved its goal of reducing the amount of manual text manipulation.
However, it could only do so much and hence the frontmatter of each course needs to be cleaned

Step 0 - Guidelines

• When making a commit, refer to this issue.

  git commit -m "Update <course_code> based on #<issue_no>"

  By doing this, all commits related to changing the frontmatter will be displayed alongside this issue on GitHub.
  Do not accidentally close this issue by doing this

• Stick to the order of attributes shown in the above convention.
  This will improve the efficiency of maintaining the library

• Avoid typos, especially those on proper nouns.
  After making a change on your local repository, run the local server and take a look at your change.
  If things look good commit and push

• There may be junk characters in the strings that need to be removed.
  This is due to the inefficiency of the previous method of maintaining the library

• If necessary, alter the title of a resource so that it makes sense to a user who might not be familiar with the author

• The author of a learning resource can be an individual or an organization
  If the author of a learning resource is truly anonymous, that attribute should be left blank.

• Support for viewing remarks is not yet implemented. If you need to further explain a resource add this attribute.

• Prerequisites are dead. For now.

Step 1 - Code & Title

Ensure that each course has its appropriate code & title in the frontmatter

code: CSF111
title: Computer Programming

Step 2 - Textbooks

Ensure that the frontmatter array textbooks has these attributes

["title", "author", "edition", "year", "url"]

textbooks:
-   title: The C Programming Language
    author: Brian Kernighan & Dennis Ritchie
    edition: 2nd
    year: '1989'
    url: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1KH0i1C8IQ5uKO4zGWRz_mAh4XbQvCaiT
-   title: The C Answer Book
    author: Clovis L. Tondo & Scott E. Gimpel
    edition: 2nd
    year: '1989'
    url: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1gfgZmONMV6ZcG-lIQOe35jiMVqI-MS3p

Step 3 - Source Code

Ensure that the frontmatter array source-code has these attributes

["title", "author", "url"]

Here, author is the username of the author on the respective site

source-code:
-   title: 'CPrograms'
    author: eash-98
    url: https://github.com/eash-98/CPrograms

Step 4 - Videos

Ensure that the frontmatter array videos has these attributes

["title", "author", "url"]

Refer to either single videos or entire playlists

videos:
-   title: 'C Programming & Data Structures'
    author: Neso Academy
    url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OGMB4Fhh50&list=PLBlnK6fEyqRhX6r2uhhlubuF5QextdCSM
-   title: 'CS50: Introduction to Computer Science'
    author: Harvard
    url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEdvGqxafq8

Step 5 - Websites

Ensure that the frontmatter array websites has these attributes

["title", "author", "url"]

This section is meant for any webpage or website that may benefit the user

websites:
-   title: 'Algorithms'
    author: HackerRank
    url: https://www.hackerrank.com/domains/algorithms
-   title: 'Bandit'
    author: OverTheWire
    url: http://overthewire.org/wargames/bandit/

Step 6 - Articles

Ensure that the frontmatter array articles has these attributes

["title", "author", "url"]

articles:
-   title: 'Using vi, the Unix Visual Editor'
    author: University of Washington
    url: https://staff.washington.edu/rells/R110/

Step 7 - Communities

Ensure that the frontmatter array communities has these attributes

["title", "url"]

communities:
-   title: r/programming
    url: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/
-   title: GeeksforGeeks
    url: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/c-programming-language/

Step 8 - Apps

Ensure that the frontmatter array apps has these attributes

["title", "author", "url"]

The url should not discriminate between users of different mobile operating systems.
Link to the app's website download page to facilitate both users

apps:
-   title: 'Py: Learn on the Go'
    author: 'Py'
    url: https://www.getpy.com/mobile