Creating a basic type of categorization

[felipevolpone]

Hey guys, I just create a basic type of separation in the README.md and created some folders to add the snippets that belong to these subjects. If you agree with this way, I'll continue. Tks

[brennerm]

@felipevolpone, thanks for your proposal. I really like it so far. Here are some notes from my site:

• what would you categorize under "The Python Model Object"?
• please remove all files, that don't belong to the categorization from this PR
• to what location will the entries link to?
• please add a "Others" section, cause some examples don't fit any category

[felipevolpone]

Hey @brennerm, answering your questions:

1) I would put files that involve use of the dunder methods of Python. (http://www.rafekettler.com/magicmethods.html, https://docs.python.org/2/reference/datamodel.html). I'm not sure that we've some snippet to this item.

2) OK

3) The links could send to the folder of that item. What do you think?

4) OK

[brennerm]

1) I can't find an example for now, but I agree with your opinion. 3) Agree :+1:

[brennerm]

Would you like to create the folders and move all files or shall I take care of this?

[felipevolpone]

I can do this, no problem.

[brennerm]

Thank you :)

[felipevolpone]

hey @brennerm, sorry for the delay. I'll do a pull request very soon.

[felipevolpone]

@brennerm verify what I did. I changed a little of my first proposal, but I think it's better now.

[brennerm]

Nice! What do you think about linking directly to the file?

[felipevolpone]

Sounds great, but some categories have more than just one file to link. What do you suggest?

[brennerm]

Yeah you're right. We can leave it as is.