I'm not popular in Github but I have a repo with 1.5K stars and 1M hits/month. I got some more with a few hundred stars. Here's what I've learned a...
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Thank you for this! I've added a badge to my library thanks to you. Now I want to hit 100% code coverage for the badge a bit 😅
Nice! What's the project? Share it here!
I call it rubico - async agnostic functional programming
github.com/a-synchronous/rubico
Amazing work. I love FP. Does it support TypeScript?
Thank you! It's written in pure JavaScript, so totally importable in TypeScript. I gotta get around to speccing out some TypeScript examples
Cool man! Notyf looks really nice to have library. Learning a lot from you.. 😀
Thanks mate! I'm glad I'm being helpful in some way :D
My pleasure :)
Thank you I'm going to use this for (shameless plug 😏) didi especially the cli demo that's great! Wonderful article!
Loving didi, great work man!
Thank you Carlos il be follow your stuff.
Really good read, thanks for the article. I've a repository with 1.2K stars and it is one of my better work or I like to think so 😛
Goodwork looks terrific, mate, great work! Can you share with us what has worked so far for you?
Just being patient and keep working on it. OSS projects take time to build up as they are mostly done on free time so it takes a while to build up a project.
This, so much. OSS is about consistency and long term. Viral repos (+2k stars in 1 week) are very overrated esoteric exceptions to the norm. Easy come, easy go.
Was just starting a new site at work and looks like I'll give this a shot. Hope it works flawlessly with Nuxt ;) The toasts themselves look really nice
Thank you! Let me know if you face any problems
Definitely feeling that "good looking demo".
I've learned that everything boils down to look & feel. When I try a new library or tool, the ones that look good are the ones that catch my eye
Right, that's been a great lesson from my journey.
Great article Carlos!