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Show HN: Kepler Book – A Way to Document and Share Errors
Kepler is a website to explain code errors in a context-driven way, instead of scouring the internet for solutions to obscure programming errors? This is an experimental project. Inspired by the popular Stack Overflow and Val Town. Kepler-Book is a new platform that allows developers to easily write and document errors for others to read and understand the context. Most times i was tired of struggling with obscure programming errors and wish there was a better way to document and share our solutions, check out Kepler-Book today. The team behind the platform is eager to hear feedback from the Hacker News community and is committed to making Kepler-Book the go-to platform for documenting and sharing errors.
- endigma 4y agoWhat does this do? You need a demo page or an explanation or something, I'm not just gonna give my GitHub info and email away to figure out what your thing does.
- jonas_kgomo 4y agoBasically, github is used for authentication here, then a user is able to add issues and see other issues. The idea is to have a public/private error documentation and explanation page. That is, how/where the error occured and how a person solved it. It can be useful for teams onboarding new people facing similar integration errors, or just for personal logging for future reference No information except for user-name and profile picture is used here. Its using Github OAuth and not Github Apps.
- bosky101 4y agoWhile the premise sounds reasonable, there isn’t any info on what it is, what it creates, how it looks. Share a few screenshots on your homepage.
- jonas_kgomo 4y agoThank you, i will update this with a video. Given the feedback, it makes sense to let the issues be public as well