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I love the open source model, and there's some good looking recipes here! Along similar lines, with similar goals, my wife and her dad have been building this
by GoodOldNe 5y ago
I love the open source model, and there's some good looking recipes here!
Along similar lines, with similar goals, my wife and her dad have been building this as a pandemic project: https://www.recipereform.com/ https://www.recipereform.com/ -- I (who am admittedly biased) think it's pretty great. She inherited this style of recipe organization from her grandmother, and I love the formatting it of it, how clean the recipes end up looking and how fast / ad-free the site is.
I've been trying to get her hooked on HN for years. I showed her this thread and maybe this will convince her to make it open-source. Any feedback would be appreciated and helpful!
- crftr 5y agoLove the recipe presentation! Years ago I remember seeing a table layout on CookingForEngineers--but this is a significant improvement. One suggestion: Add iconography to indicate cooking apparatus. The gestalt of your nested layout gave me a quick sense of the prep and cooking phases, but it would be nice to see if I need to preheat the oven or pull out the backyard grill.
- GoodOldNe 5y agoThat's great feedback. Thanks! I agree, icons would be helpful and could fit nicely into the aesthetic. I love that CookingForEngineers site. The original name I had suggested to her was Recipes for Engineers, since that was the vibe the table/nested flow layout gave me, it's cool to see someone else doing a similar thing.