There's a wealth of information on StackOverflow.
If you're a developer, you've definitely appreciated StackOverflow and the exceptional community.
If you get a kick out of giving back, being held accountable to your understanding and articulation of technical topics, or simply enjoy problem solving, you may spend a significant amount of time on the site.
Stack-Ed is a very simple site that provides a portal into the the most reputable StackOverflow contributors and their accepted answers to questions.
Start by selecting a topic then freely peruse the contributors with the highest reputations. Select a given contributor and see Questions that they have answered on StackOverflow.
This idea was inspired by several utilities shared on HackerNews lately, as well as a recent addiction to StackOverflow.
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howdoi - a command line utility written in python that resolves the StackOverflow content via google and duckduckgo.com
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codingforinterviews.com - empowering users to learn useful areas of technical depth in a more passive manner
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HackerNews - the simple act of seeing content based on trends or data validated by users
Think of Stack-Ed as an educational resource. Learn as much as you can.
Update: March 7th, Stack-Ed now encompasses all the various StackExchange sites.
