Looks interesting, I might try it out on my next Angular project (starred it to remember for the future).
As a side-note (don't mean to hijack this thread) but I always wondered why a service doesn't exist that sits on top of GitHub that allows for reviews/commentary beyond just issues on all these cool GitHub projects. There are so many awesome projects that look really interesting and I want to integrate into a project I'm working on but have no way of really knowing how effective or relevant they are without actually trying it (which sometimes works out but sometimes ends up being a waste of time). Just a thought, wonder if anyone else here at HN sympathizes.
Search Twitter, /r/programming, HN, Stackoverflow, or Google for the Github project and read opinions. Works 95% of the time. (Also bookmark this thread and come back to it in a few days)
That's definitely my flow right now -- unfortunately that works best for bigger projects but less likely to find material on smaller projects you know?
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Looks interesting, I might try it out on my next Angular project (starred it to remember for the future).
As a side-note (don't mean to hijack this thread) but I always wondered why a service doesn't exist that sits on top of GitHub that allows for reviews/commentary beyond just issues on all these cool GitHub projects. There are so many awesome projects that look really interesting and I want to integrate into a project I'm working on but have no way of really knowing how effective or relevant they are without actually trying it (which sometimes works out but sometimes ends up being a waste of time). Just a thought, wonder if anyone else here at HN sympathizes.
I do (sympathize, that is.)
I see people using issues for this sort of meta-discussion on newer projects. Sometimes that feels wrong and sometimes it doesn't.
+1 for being interested in something more purpose-driven, if it could get adoption.
Search Twitter, /r/programming, HN, Stackoverflow, or Google for the Github project and read opinions. Works 95% of the time. (Also bookmark this thread and come back to it in a few days)
That's definitely my flow right now -- unfortunately that works best for bigger projects but less likely to find material on smaller projects you know?