Added /speedlinks shortlink (and small related tip) #24
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@benhylau saw you added starling shortlinks in 00fa06b, and this reminded me that there was no http://link.hypha.coop/speedlinks shortlink in this repo yet, pointing to https://handbook.hypha.coop/guides.html#accessing-shortlinks
(I've started adding this "speedlinks" shortlink to other projects as a default, to make the life-hack more obvious)
Related comment to @benhylau: I wanted to point out that you can set up separate shortlinks helpers for any SUB-projects, like
starling-. It's small, but helps your browser feel very command-line-y, which might appeal to you. Sost<tab>drive-engcould take you to that drive folder, instead ofh<tab>starling-drive-engor fully typing outhttp://link.hypha.coop/starling-drive-eng:)Example docs for a sub-project (not that you need sub-documentation for Hypha, but helpful to see clearly how it's done):
http://link.g0v.network/walter-report-speedlinks
So if you're working with starling a lot @benhylau, maybe it's useful to your hopping around 🙂