I love that this is so direct, and it's helped me learn more about redis.
Some of the explanations are a bit confusing though. I'm not sure I know what a List is - though I suspect, knowing JavaScript, Python, and PHP pretty well, I know what a List is. Descriptions like "If a hash is like a string with an extra field layer" are just plain confusing. Why not put it in terms of commonly understood programming languages? The examples are in Ruby, why not let us know which Ruby structures these most closely correspond to, for instance?
I do appreciate the particular names in the example text, however so I'm willing to overlook this.
Some of the explanations are a bit confusing though. I'm not sure I know what a List is - though I suspect, knowing JavaScript, Python, and PHP pretty well, I know what a List is. Descriptions like "If a hash is like a string with an extra field layer" are just plain confusing. Why not put it in terms of commonly understood programming languages? The examples are in Ruby, why not let us know which Ruby structures these most closely correspond to, for instance?
I do appreciate the particular names in the example text, however so I'm willing to overlook this.