Show HN: I just made my first JavaScript library
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Re: Show HN: I just made my first JavaScript library
#2When me and my friends were participating in a contest, half of the program's chrashes were because of wrongly passing arguments to another function. Reversing their order for example. I know, that's just plain stupid, but it has happend multiple times ;)
So I set out to make a library that makes type checking just a little bit easier. I hope that next time we take part in that competition, this will save us some time
What do you think of it?
Re: Show HN: I just made my first JavaScript library
#3When me and my friends were participating in a contest, half of the program's chrashes were because of wrongly passing arguments to another function. Reversing their order for example. I know, that's just plain stupid, but it has happend multiple times ;) So I set out to make a library that makes type checking just a little bit easier. I hope that next time we take part in that competition, this will save us some tim…
From a community building standpoint, a more extensive explanation such as a multi-paragraph readme would be helpful. A link to a repository such as Github would also allow people to read the code without downloading it.
It is probably more work to share something because other people need information that lives inside the programmer's head.
Good luck.
Re: Show HN: I just made my first JavaScript library
#4When me and my friends were participating in a contest, half of the program's chrashes were because of wrongly passing arguments to another function. Reversing their order for example. I know, that's just plain stupid, but it has happend multiple times ;) So I set out to make a library that makes type checking just a little bit easier. I hope that next time we take part in that competition, this will save us some tim…
From a community building standpoint, a more extensive explanation such as a multi-paragraph readme would be helpful. A link to a repository such as Github would also allow people to read the code without downloading it. It is probably more work to share something because other people need information that lives inside the programmer's head. Good luck.
Brudgers, I took your advice to heart: I have opened a Github repo and made a readme file.
Thank you for your constructive comment!