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For those of you that are confused as I was, they are referring to the site as the "Github for food", and are not managing their content using Github as I wrong
by arscan 14y ago
For those of you that are confused as I was, they are referring to the site as the "Github for food", and are not managing their content using Github as I wrongly inferred from the title.
EDIT: title was changed to make this clear.
- Cherian 14y agoSorry, if it’s confusing. What we meant is Cucumbertown allows recipes to be forked and changed upon.
- arscan 14y agoNo problem, I was just making sure people didn't misinterpret the title as I did. I think your new title is quite a bit more clear. Great site & concept though. I'll be sure to bookmark it and look around later. I'm curious to see how you applied the forking (I like the pun) concept on recepes for people that aren't familiar with software version control systems.
- Cherian 14y agoYou don’t see it since the post recipe is for the users under login. But here’s a peep. http://d.pr/i/DB3L http://d.pr/i/DB3L When you try to write a recipe, we figure out if the recipe exists and suggests a “Write a variation”. The variation is essentially a fork http://d.pr/i/fG09 http://d.pr/i/fG09 that allows you to delete ingredients, change prep methods etc. You can manually "fork" a recipe too.