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How are libraries added to a category? Manual? Eg. https://openbase.io/packages/top-javascript-frontend-framework-libraries https://openbase.io/packages/top-jav
by fuzzythinker 6y ago
How are libraries added to a category? Manual? Eg. https://openbase.io/packages/top-javascript-frontend-framework-libraries https://openbase.io/packages/top-javascript-frontend-framewo... seems very lacking.
Side note, selecting frontend frameworks from the sidebar gives the same list but the URL stays https://openbase.io/categories https://openbase.io/categories - URL should update.
- liorgrossman 6y agoIndeed, currently it's curated manually! Would love to get suggestions for more libraries we can add to that category! You're right about the selecting categories from the sidebar not updating the URL, we haven't implemented the routing yet, that is something that we'll implement soon.
- fuzzythinker 6y agoI think it's a good idea to include ones that stands out from rest of the pack. https://github.com/sveltejs/svelte https://github.com/sveltejs/svelte and https://github.com/ryansolid/solid https://github.com/ryansolid/solid stands out by being the only 2 that are compiled to standard js, so no framework is loaded at runtime. Speed is important too and https://github.com/infernojs/inferno https://github.com/infernojs/inferno (and solid above) is well known for speed and is backed by benchmarks. Not sure if you want to add more beyond this point since a few more will push the boundary to just include everything which is over 100 nowadays.
- liorgrossman 6y agoAwesome, thanks for the suggestions. Not sure how we missed Svelte (?!) I'll be sure to add those to the frontend framework category