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gotta have some examples on the landing before the fold, otherwise i have no reason to explore
by dangoodmanUT 2y ago
gotta have some examples on the landing before the fold, otherwise i have no reason to explore
- mhitza 2y agohttps://preserves.dev/TUTORIAL.html https://preserves.dev/TUTORIAL.html Not a fan of annotation (that can be used as comment syntax) having # followed by a space character have a different behaviour feels strange.
- porcoda 2y agoTutorial link too hard to click? Seriously: these comments inevitably come up for most language related pages, and I don’t see how they don’t fall under the site guidelines of “Please don't post shallow dismissals”.
- yencabulator 2y agoThe comment specifically said "on the landing before the fold", so yours is the shallow dismissal. I agree with the comment; lead with the things we shall judge ye by.
- paddy_m 2y agoI made a similar comment. I think they come up because people are genuinely interested in a project and trying to offer the creator a fresh perspective. When creating a project where your the domain expert it's so easy to get stuck in your own head, and then you start explaining the project to a newcomer diving into deep details when they don't understand the starting point. Until a project has a lot of traction (think docker, react, django not uv or jq) it's very safe to assume that every visitor to your page doesn't understand the background.