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by mlejva 7y ago
Is there any specific part that you setup most often across your projects?
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Where to start as in what direction start building the project? Or something else like "what technologies do I need to do X"?
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Do you mind sharing what are those recent projects? When you say "proper development environment configured" - what were the most annoying things?
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Interesting, I didn't think about it that way. Sure, I wish I had more time for projects I want to build once I have that time what annoys me sometimes is how much things keeps me from the real development. What I had in my mind were t
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by mlejva 7y ago
This looks really great. I think you should make your post with "Show HN" prefix.
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Ask HN: What slows you down most when starting new programming projects?
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OP here. Just to clarify the question a little bit more. For example, I often set up ESLint + Webpack for my web dev projects. On the other hand, it always feels like a pain in the ass to go through that configuration process. But in the en
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Ask HN: What tools do you always set up before starting new project?
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Hey HN. Our goal with Codelines is to create a tool that makes it easy to share programming knowledge between developers. We've created a code editor plugin that let you create and read interactive coding tutorials/walkthroughs in
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Show HN: Create Interactive Coding Tutorials in Visual Studio Code(codelines.dev)
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My friend and I have been working on a code editor plugin that let you create and read interactive coding tutorials/walkthroughs in your IDE. We believe the way we share programming knowledge on the Internet is hugely ignored. But it&#
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Show HN: Codelines – Interactive Coding Walkthroughs in Your IDE(marketplace.visualstudio.com)
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Great insight. Thank you, fixed.
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We have been thinking about that for the whole time we have been working on this MVP, haha. We feel like both problems maybe aren't that different after all. It's about effectively sharing programming knowledge. The reason we focu
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Thank you! As the next step, we want to launch on VSCode Marketplace like a proper extension. Would you mind sharing an email (or Twitter handle, or anything else) so I could let you know once we are on the marketplace?
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Currently, we don't mind open-sourcing it in the future. It'll probably stay closed source for a while. At least until we clean up the project a little bit. :)
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Just fixed it. Thank you!
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Should be working now? I was pushing some changes so maybe it was that.
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By importers do you mean importing code into the text? We want to add more rich text functionality. We just didn’t want to spend more days building this without any feedback.
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Currently, you can only share the whole project. Codelines creates .codelines folder when first activated. So by sending someone the whole project, they can start the extension and read what you wrote. Obviously, this isn't ideal but w
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Hi, OP here. My friend and I created this because we think the current state of how we share programming knowledge on the internet is broken and mostly neglected. We just got frustrated by reading another Medium article with code in it. We
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Show HN: Codelines – Create Coding Articles from Visual Studio Code(codelines.dev)
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How often do you write/update such documents in your team? If you do it the way you described, isn't it hard to search for some specific knowledge?
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Hi, OP here. I'd like to explain the question a little bit. In our team, we are trying to create something we call "codebase knowledge". It's anything related to our code and technological solution that is important to k
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Ask HN: How do you keep your codebase knowledge in your team?
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If there's a specific knowledge to some of your projects, do you write it down somewhere? One can always use readmes + comments but we struggle with the fact that readmes aren't dynamic and people don't update them, and comme
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Do you keep some internal programming knowledge for the team?
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Ask HN: How do you share programming knowledge in your team?
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I might give you my experience from the other side of a table - how I was introduced to the codebase in my last job. On the first day, I sat down with my lead and for about ~3 hours he was explaining to me the whole codebase. It was overwhe
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Ask HN: How do you introduce new team members to your codebase?
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