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Why is there no information on the README about what functionality does this framework offer, or why I might be interested in using it? Isn't this supposed to b

Why is there no information on the README about what functionality does this framework offer, or why I might be interested in using it? Isn't this supposed to be the first piece of information a potential user should be interested in before getting into the how?

esrh 5y ago
I actually appreciate it, because that's what the website is for. https://alpinejs.dev/ https://alpinejs.dev/ If I'm going to a GitHub from the website i want to get straight to the point
- ohashi 5y ago
  A decent README isn't asking a lot these days, people end up on home of your repo, it's the minimum effort.
  - hluska 5y ago
    I think this is an excellent README. It starts with a link to their website and then states that this README is for information on contributing to the project.
incrudible 5y ago
> Isn't this supposed to be the first piece of information a potential user should be interested in before getting into the how? The first piece of information I'm interested in is: What non-trivial thing did they make with it? Many frameworks look cute as a TODO app, but that doesn't mean they won't scale into Cthulhu.
SquareWheel 5y ago
It's quite common that the main website includes features and functionality, while the GitHub includes install instructions. See https://alpinejs.dev/ https://alpinejs.dev/ for more.