My side project is a JS canvas library. I don't monitor it: no logs; no tracking; no service uptime stuff. I do check the GitHub repo daily, just in case someon

My side project is a JS canvas library. I don't monitor it: no logs; no tracking; no service uptime stuff. I do check the GitHub repo daily, just in case someone has wandered in and asked a question (3 questions so far in 2022). In a moment of vanity I did set up a discord channel; I check it weekly or so just to make sure nobody's messed up its pristine state with comments and stuff. What I do monitor is the competition's GitHub repos. Some of them are a lot busier than my library's repo. Sometimes people ask questions like "how do I do X and/or Y with your library" which leads me to think how X and/or Y can be achieved in my library which sometimes leads to me committing code to solve the ask - just for the heck of it. It helps keep me engaged with the project.