ekfuhrmann / badge-generator

Generate SVG stylized badges for your own repo.
https://for-the-badge-ef.netlify.app/generator
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Just a Simple User's Comment #65

Closed mtrontz-the-dev closed 2 years ago

mtrontz-the-dev commented 2 years ago

I just want to say that, after reading through your description of the main project and this generator, I am very grateful for your inclusion and descriptive experience of opentype.js. It is the little things such as those that could really become a huge headache for a developer down the line. And for unexperienced developers, such as myself, those kinds of issues could really crush morale, yet from my experience of reading other projects, they mostly give the "view from above" description, and leave the rest for us to figure out. Anyways, all I wanted to say was that it was really cool for you to include such a thorough solution to what could have been a huge frustration. You guys deserve way more stars than you currently have, (I contributed the second star on this repo), but my expectation is that they will soon come. Keep up the great work!

ekfuhrmann commented 2 years ago

I really appreciate the kind words!

All projects seem to come with their own challenges, no matter how well prepared you feel going into it. I learned a lot going through this exercise of figuring out how to generate these badges to the fidelity that was expected expected, and ultimately that made the whole project rewarding in of itself. I can't tell you how excited I was each time I had a breakthrough (almost always leading to another challenge), but it is those wins that make development so worthwhile to me.

I'm happy to hear you appreciated reading the repo as to be honest most of that README was an outlet to express the process a bit. There is something cathartic about being able to put pain to paper, so to speak, and express the frustrations outwardly. I actually made a fun little FigJam for my team while doing this to just document that journey and express myself which the README is derived from.

Anyway, I wanted to again thank you for the kind words. It means a lot that you took the time to reach out and create this issue just to say something kind. You brought a smile to this developers face!