docs: add hosted website link to README#2
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Hi @dariubs,
I love Postgres by Example! To make it even more accessible and engaging for learners, I have created a fully static, interactive web-based reader hosted at
https://psql.zerodaily.in.
This PR proposes adding a link to this web reader in the main README.md right before the Table of Contents, allowing readers to choose between learning
directly on GitHub or using the interactive web app.
Key Features of the Web Reader:
• Interactive Progress Tracker: Persists chapter completion state and theme preferences locally in the browser ( localStorage ), helping users keep track of
their learning journey.
• Instant Fuzzy Search: Real-time searching across all 57 chapters to instantly find specific commands or topics.
• Keyboard Shortcuts: Designed for power-users with Vim-friendly navigation ( ← / → arrows for chapters, Ctrl + K or / to search, Alt + C to complete,
and Alt + F to toggle focus mode).
• Focus Mode: A distraction-free reading layout that collapses sidebars with a single click.
• Enhanced Code Cards: Code blocks format beautifully with click-to-copy functionality and syntax highlighting.
• Estimated Reading Times: Automatically computes estimated reading time per chapter.
• Attribution: The website footer prominently attributes the inspiration and original content to this repository and yourself.
The web app is entirely client-side, serverless, and respects privacy (no analytics or tracking scripts).
I believe this will add great value to beginners working through your excellent course. Thank you for creating this tutorial!***