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Sorry, but one screenshot would be enough to demonstrate what the repository is about. So many project fail at this.
by BonoboIO 3y ago
Sorry, but one screenshot would be enough to demonstrate what the repository is about.
So many project fail at this.
- tanvach 3y agolove to see what your project repo looks like as a comparison.
- recursive 3y agoThe website has more than one.
- ParetoOptimal 3y agoWhen quickly browsing github projects to see what's worth my time I don't always click the website link. I likely skip over repos with no screenshot much more.
- mihaic 3y agoWhat purpose are you browsing projects on github? Genuine question, as I've never done this.
- ParetoOptimal 3y agoTo find active popular open source projects? How do you do it?
- skydhash 3y agoWord of mouth, organic exposure. I've only used github search only for a few time aside from quickly finding one of my repositories.
- ParetoOptimal 3y agoTypically github readme's are targeted at busy developers rather than beginner s as well. They also include a contributor guide so I can see how hackable some project I'm using is. I also prefer to use projects I wouldn't hate hacking on if forced to. So a PHP project has a much higher bar than aHaskell project. Github and other forges easily allow this approach.
- mihaic 3y agoI don't actively try to find active open source project, usually I stumble onto plenty of them from natural browsing/research for my own work That's why I was asking, why would you actively search for projects? To consider contributing or just out of curiosity?