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Make quick fixes quicker on Google Project Hosting
- th0ma5 16y agoHopefully this does bridge the gap between lurker and contributor! There are many times that I myself have wanted to contribute a one-liner, just to find that I need to signup and confirm membership to a mailing list, or open an issue with a registered account, etc, etc... so, this could be cool
- GrooveStomp 16y agoThis is really fantastic. I'm going to start browsing Google Code Projects now. :)
- pangram 16y agoYeah, it's a neat idea. It has now become 100x easier to submit source patches than changes to Wikipedia!
- aaronsw 16y agoI hope Github adds this as well.
- abraham 16y agoYou can already edit files from your own repos on GitHub from web browsers.
- aonic 16y agoNow only if they would add in the on-the-fly diff view, as well as a real in-browser editor widget instead of a simple textarea
- megamark16 16y agoI use the Bespin scriptlet to turn the Github edit textarea into a code window. javascript:(function(){var elem=document.createElement('script');elem.setAttribute('src','https://bespin.mozillalabs.com/bookmarklet/bookmarklet.js https://bespin.mozillalabs.com/bookmarklet/bookmarklet.js);document.body.appendChild(elem);})() Just tried this out today for the first time, actually, to see if the workflow was doable on my CR-48.
- ladon86 16y agoAnything that lowers the barriers to entry, at least for submitting patches, is fantastic in my book. My contributions are certainly going to increase. +1 for GitHub support!
- svetlins 16y agoI don't understand. How can you commit code that has not been tested?
- jbri 16y agoI don't understand. Do you think is supposed to be an IDE replacement or something?