Should we add links to existing resources?

I was catching up on a long python-dev discussion about the state of type annotations, and noticed that @gvanrossum had asked for a list of easily discoverable (by search engines) resources regarding typing.

I collected up this note:
https://gist.github.com/stroxler/ade7977ed07e27448222a468796bc467

Would we want to include a couple of the best links (in particular the RealPython blog, maybe the LogRocket one as well) in our docs? At least at this time, those may actually be the two best getting-started tutorials. The mypy docs are much more thorough and incredibly useful as a reference, but aren't really written in a manner where a beginner could easily skim them end-to-end.

まず、リンク先の gist と既存の型付けに関するドキュメントを読み、次に Real Python と LogRocket の提案されているチュートリアルを mypy のリファレンス資料と比較します。初心者に適したリソースを確認し、外部の入門リンクを掲載すべきドキュメントページを特定します。選定したリンクを明確な説明付きで追加するか、追加すべきでない理由を issue に記録すれば完了です。