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It may be silly and unscientific, but it means a lot to me for intercooler.js. Its the easiest way for me to see if my work is appreciated and gives me a gener
by carsongross 10y ago
It may be silly and unscientific, but it means a lot to me for intercooler.js. Its the easiest way for me to see if my work is appreciated and gives me a general (though no doubt completely incorrect) way to compare with the big guys (React, Angular): "Hey, for every 50 people who have heard of react, a person has heard of intercooler.js".
So it serves as an motivation and rationalization tool, however silly it might be.
- mbrock 10y agoOne of my repositories got two stars and I was like wooooooah people totally care about my stuff!
- shakna 10y agoWhat project are you most proud of?
- BinaryIdiot 10y agoIt does. When I started msngr.js I made a post on HN about it. It got a bunch of stars but didn't break 100. Then, over the next 6 months it got up to 200! I don't even know where the people came from! It was pretty exciting. Unfortunately it's been about a year now and the needle has barely moved and I never get feedback though I can see through npm that people are installing msngr.js but I don't know if or how they're using it.
- no_news_is 10y agoI just gotta say, both you and the parent poster made a really cool thing that I just found out about from these posts, and I will definitely be using both. Thanks!
- BinaryIdiot 10y agoHey cool thanks! :)