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I started work on it straight after I read your comment... With some luck I should have a minimal version finished by this afternoon. I'll post a link here as a
by aarongough 16y ago
I started work on it straight after I read your comment... With some luck I should have a minimal version finished by this afternoon. I'll post a link here as a response!
- inerte 16y agoI thought about doing this project in the past and I really wanted something on the opposite side of Daily WTF (the code, not the stories). I remember reading about Quake's inverse square root ( http://betterexplained.com/articles/understanding-quakes-fast-inverse-square-root/ http://betterexplained.com/articles/understanding-quakes-fas... ) and how a website should be dedicated to beautiful code. I've never got into thinking what features the site should or should not have, for example: comments? forum-like interface? code-wiki so people can improve the submission? user submitted code? editor reviewed, crowd votting? tags to classify code? tales of adoption in production?
- aarongough 16y agoSo far I'v got threaded comments, rating of code and comments, flagging, GitHub integration and a very ugly layout :-p The actual functional side of the code is almost done. I'll be starting work on graphic design/layout in the next hour or so. I'd be interested to hear feature requests...
- mistermann 16y agoThis will be a brilliant site if you can pull it off nicely, keep on it!