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Make TOC collapsable
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I am trying to make the toc looks minimal, nice, and clean. However, on Github markup doesn't seem to render the nested details tags correctly.
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Use the details tag.
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<details open>
<summary><b>1. <a href="#Talks">Awesome Python Talks</a></b></summary>
* <details>
<summary><b>1.1. <a href="#Novice">Novice Level - Core</a></b></summary>
1.1.1. [Stuart Williams - Python Epiphanies](#1.1.1)
1.1.2. [Trey Hunner - Hands-On Intro to Python](#1.1.2)
1.1.3. [Jessica McKellar - Hands-on intro to Python](#1.1.3)
</details>
* <details>
<summary><b>1.2. <a href="#Intermediate">Intermediate Level - Core</a></b></summary>
1.2.2. [Luciano Ramalho - Pythonic Objects](#1.2.1)
1.2.2. [Luciano Ramalho - Pythonic APIs](#1.2.2)
1.2.3. [Luciano Ramalho - Decorators & Descriptors](#1.2.3)
1.2.4. [Trey Hunner - Lazy Looping in Python](#1.2.4)
1.2.5. [Trey Hunner - List Comprehensions & Generator](#1.2.5)
1.2.6. [Trey Hunner - Readable Regular Expressions](#1.2.6)
1.2.7. [Raymond Hettinger - Dataclasses](#1.2.7)
1.2.8. [Raymond Hettinger - OOP from scratch](#1.2.8)
1.2.9. [Ariel Ortiz - Design Patterns in Python](#1.2.9)
</details>
* <details>
<summary><b>1.3. <a href="#generic">Generic</a></b></summary>
1.3.1. [David Beazley - Discovering Python](#1.3.1)
1.3.2. [David Beazley - The Fun of Reinvention](#1.3.2)
1.3.3. [David Beazley - Fear and Awaiting in Async](#1.3.3)
1.3.4. [David Beazley - Built in Super Heroes](#1.3.4)
</details>
* <details>
<summary><b>1.4. <a href="#2to3">Python 2 and Python 3</a></b></summary>
1.4.1. [Brett Cannon - Python 3.3 is Better than Python 2.7](#1.4.1)
</details>
* <details>
<summary><b>1.5. <a href="#DSA">DSA</a></b></summary>
1.5.1. [Brandon Rhodes - Data Structures in the Std Lib](#1.5.1)
1.5.2. [Justin Abrahms - Computer Science Fundamentals](#1.5.2)
1.5.3. [Raymond Hettinger - Modern solvers(BFS, DFS)](#1.5.3)
1.5.4. [Raymond Hettinger - Python's abstract base classes](#1.5.4)
1.5.5. [Claudio Freire - Efficient shared memory data structures](#1.5.5)
1.5.6. [Learning Algorithms and Data Structures in Python](#1.5.6)
1.5.7. [Nina Zakharenko - Elegant Solutions For Everyday Python Problems](#1.5.7)
1.5.8. [Jiaqi Liu - Fuzzy Search Algorithms .](#1.5.8)
</details>
* <details>
<summary><b>1.6. <a href="#DevOps">DevOps</a></b></summary>
1.6.1. [Hynek Schlawack - Beyond grep: Practical Logging and Metrics](#1.6.1)
</details>
* <details>
<summary><b>1.7. <a href="#Full">Full-Stack</a></b></summary>
1.7.1. [Kate Heddleston - So you want to be a full-stack developer](#1.7.1)
1.7.2. [Luke Lee - Building full-stack scientific applications in Python](#1.7.2)
1.7.3. [Christine Spang - To ORM or not to ORM](#1.7.3)
1.7.4. [Miguel Grinberg - Flask](#1.7.4)
1.7.5. [Dan Langer - The Django Request-Response Cycle](#1.7.5)
1.7.6. [Andrew Godwin - Designing Django's Migrations](#1.7.6)
1.7.7. [James Bennett - API-Driven Django](#1.7.7)
1.7.8. [Shauna Gordon-McKeon - Beyond Django Basics](#1.7.8)
1.7.9. [Kenneth Love - Django Admin Basics and Beyond](#1.7.9)
1.7.10. [Kenneth Love - Getting Started with Django](#1.7.10)
1.7.11. [Kenneth Love - Django 101](#1.7.11)
1.7.12. [Christophe Pettus - PostgreSQL Proficiency](#1.7.12)
1.7.13. [Jacinda Shelly - Delving into the Django Admin ](#1.7.13)
</details>
* <details>
<summary><b>1.8. <a href="#SelfCare">Self Care & Life</a></b></summary>
1.8.1. [Julie Pagano - It's Dangerous to Go Alone](#1.8.1)
1.8.2. [Kate Heddleston and Nicole Zuckerman: Technical Onboarding](#1.8.2)
1.8.3. [Kathleen Danielson - Avoiding Burnout](#1.8.3)
1.8.4. [Lynn Root, Noa Resare - Why can't we be friends](#1.8.4)
1.8.5. [Sara Packman - The Journey Over the Intermediate Gap](#1.8.5)
1.8.6. [Joyce Jang - Build Teams as an Engineer](#1.8.6)
1.8.7. [Lauren Schaefer - Does remote work really work?](#1.8.7)
</details>
* <details>
<summary><b>1.9. <a href="#Testing">Testing</a></b></summary>
1.9.1. [Harry Percival - TDD with Django](#1.9.1)
1.9.2. [Brian Okken, Paul Everitt - Visual Testing with PyCharm and pytest](#1.9.2)
1.9.2. [Brian Okken, Paul Everitt - Visual Testing with PyCharm and pytest](#1.9.2)
1.9.3. [Hillel Wayne - Beyond Unit Tests: Taking Your Testing to the Next Level](#1.9.3)
1.9.4. [Zac Hatfield-Dodds - Escape from auto-manual testing with Hypothesis!](#1.9.4)
1.9.5. [Jes Ford - Getting Started Testing in Data Science](#1.9.5)
1.9.6. [Neil Chazin - Strategies for testing Async code](#1.9.6)
</details>
* <details>
<summary><b>1.10. <a href="#refactoring">Refactoring</a></b></summary>
1.10.1. [Amanda Sopkin - The Refactoring Balance Beam.](#1.10.1)
1.10.2. [Brett Slatkin - Refactoring Python](#1.10.2)
1.10.3. [Conor Hoekstra - Beautiful Python Refactoring](#1.10.3)
1.10.4. [Tin Marković - Refactoring in Python: Design Patterns and Approaches](#1.10.4)
1.10.5. [Kristian Rother - Refactoring](#1.10.5)
</details>
</details>
<details open>
<summary><b>2. <a href="#Notes">My Notes/Book</a></b></summary>
* <details>
<summary><b>1.1. <a href="#Novice">Novice Level - Core</a></b></summary>
2.1. [Chapter-01: The Language Basics](#chapter1)
2.2. [Chapter-02: Built-In functions and the Std-Modules](#chapter2)
</details>
</details>
<details open>
<summary><b>3. <a href="#Books">Python Books</a></b></summary>
* <details>
<summary><b>3.1. <a href="#books3.1">Novice Level</a></b></summary>
3.1.1. [Head-First Python: A Brain-Friendly Guide
](#books3.1.1)
3.1.2. [Python for Everybody: Exploring Data in Python 3](#books3.1.2)
3.1.3. [Learn Python 3 the Hard Way](#books3.1.3)
3.1.4. [Python Programming for the Absolute Beginner](#books3.1.4)
3.1.5. [Introduction to Computation and Programming Using Python](#books3.1.5)
3.1.6. [Python Programming: An Introduction to Computer Science](#books3.1.6)
3.1.7. [Python Crash Course](#books3.1.7)
3.1.8. [Python for Kids](#books3.1.8)
3.1.9. [Core Python Programming](#books3.1.9)
3.1.10. [Programming Python](#books3.1.10)
3.1.11. [Learning Python](#books3.1.11)
3.1.12. [Think Python](#books3.1.12)
</details>
* <details>
<summary><b>3.2. <a href="#books3.2">Intermediate Level</a></b></summary>
3.2.1. [Murach's Python Programming](#books3.2.1)
3.2.2. [Python Cookbook](#books3.2.2)
3.2.3. [Effective Python: 59 Specific Ways to Write Better Python](#books3.2.3)
3.2.4. [Python Tricks: A Buffet of Awesome Python Features](#books3.2.4)
3.2.5. [Intermediate Python](#books3.2.5)
3.2.6. [Python 3 Object Oriented Programming](#books3.2.6)
3.2.7. [Problem Solving with Algorithms and Data Structures Using Python](#books3.2.7)
3.2.8. [Practices of the Python Pro](#books3.2.8)
</details>
* <details>
<summary><b>3.3. <a href="#books3.3">Reference</a></b></summary>
3.3.1 [Fluent Python](#books3.3.1)
3.3.2 [Mastering Python High Performance](#books3.3.2)
3.3.3 [Python Testing with pytest](#books3.2.3)
</details>
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