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Which is fine and all but repos with such sparse README's are not doing themselves any favors.
by bmurphy1976 7mo ago
Which is fine and all but repos with such sparse README's are not doing themselves any favors.
- rendaw 7mo agoIncluding images in a readme means committing (maybe large) binary files to the repo.
- hebelehubele 7mo agoThey could commit thumbnails linking to originals hosted on their website.
- theowaway213456 7mo agoThumbnails are not even needed - they can just use a plain old img tag in the readme with an external src.
- baq 7mo agoYes. One image won’t kill you. Or just refer an external static image.
- yonatan8070 7mo agoHow large are a couple of 1080p PNG screenshots? 0.5MiB?
- izacus 7mo agoThe link to the homepage is literally on top of the README. You're just being a complainer for complaining sake.
- baq 7mo agomy favorite kind of hn comment. > The link to the homepage is literally on top of the README. the 'technically correct' part > You're just being a complainer for complaining sake. the 'completely missing the point' part.