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Pro tip: Link your demo from the top of your readme file, especially when you're handing out the Github URL.

• 1nvader 14y ago
  That would be very helpfull. Couldn'd figure out how to see a demo of it in action.
• size0618 14y ago
  I'm not able to find the demo? Did you find it in the readme file?
  • cbrauckmuller 14y ago
    Hey guys, I'm Chris, the developer of Helium. We were pretty surprised by the amount of attention the project is receiving, and unfortunately don't have a live demo of the base project up right now. However as an example of what it can do, you can check out our first live project built with Helium over at https://fundrise.com https://fundrise.com
    • size0618 14y ago
      No worries. Thanks for replying back with a link to a working example. It's the first thing I like to see when looking at something like this.
    • walls 14y ago
      There's no point releasing something like this without functional examples, why would you do that in the first place?
• jonaldomo 14y ago
  I have become increasingly frustrated by the lack of link to a demo on github projects lately! I am not going to check out the project just to see what it is. I am glad I am not the only one with this frustration.