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"a place for developers to collect and share open source projects made with code." - If you are looking for this, I'd recommend giving a try to LibHunt https://www.libhunt.com/ Disclaimer, I'm the creator of LibHunt :)
Looks fantastic! Why didn't you tell me before? (Oh, and a minor typo on the front page I think: "Learn more from our parnter .")
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I tried submitting something that I saw missing, but login requires my email from github, so I pressed cancel and left.
I am sorry to hear that. If you wish, leave here the project you wish to be submitted, and I can do it on your behalf. Unfortunately, there's a bit of refactoring to be done if we wish to disable the requirement of an email. Anyway, I will consider it.
https://github.com/NancyFx/Nancy/
https://github.com/JasperFx/marten
Falls under .NET
For what it's worth, site is great, I love it and will most likely use it, I just don't see why my email is needed.
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I've even registered in this project because I thought it would be literally "Pinterest for code". I'm sorta GitHub star hoarder, have starred 1.9K repos at the moment. I use that to track libraries I'm interested in (and their counterparts in other languages, for inspiration), projects addressing the same niche as the ones I'm working on... GitHub star-search is good, but can be made even better. And also some proje…
http://astralapp.com/
Are you affiliated with the project somehow?
The thing I don't get about this is that it puts the entire focus on the picture representing the project, which is supposed to revolve around being "made with code". Shouldn't the code/language/libraries used or even the title stand out more than the picture? Other than that, pretty cool idea.
I've even registered in this project because I thought it would be literally "Pinterest for code". I'm sorta GitHub star hoarder, have starred 1.9K repos at the moment. I use that to track libraries I'm interested in (and their counterparts in other languages, for inspiration), projects addressing the same niche as the ones I'm working on... GitHub star-search is good, but can be made even better. And also some proje…
It seems quite inconvenient to use. One of the posts is just a raspberri pi picture. You have to go to the "source" to get what it's actually about. The whole idea of pinterest and co is that you can browse lots of content just by swiping, not by having to click through on each one. Maybe add a link to the source on the Cards themselves, saving a useless page load, or expand inline somehow?
Agreed, I would expect to go straight to the source upon clicking on a card. However I do like the idea just some UX improvements could make this site.
When submitting a new link, I receive "Sorry, Unable to find any pinnable items" - what counts as a pinnable item?
Maybe add an option to view content with standard pagination?
However, while PHP has come a long way and modernised significantly in terms of development practise, WordPress is really not an example of that modernisation. It may have applications for a basic blog, but I find it very difficult to take a Wordpress-built project seriously when it's supposedly aimed at developers and includes auth/signup + handling user credentials.
As someone who develops in PHP, and continues to be generally annoyed by the way many HN commenters will dismiss the language out of hand, I really hate to be the one saying this. However, while PHP has come a long way and modernised significantly in terms of development practise, WordPress is really not an example of that modernisation. It may have applications for a basic blog, but I find it very difficult to take…