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Web application to report coding tutorials of non-optimal quality
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Edit reports in website #7

Closed halfer closed 9 years ago

halfer commented 9 years ago

@PeeHaa contributed the following issue on the old repo (now my reports repo):

Imho setting up a proper website makes it a lot more easier for people to contribute and makes it easier for people to validate the reviews.

I have also been playing with this idea for a long time and have talked about this with a couple of people. My conclusion with all this talk was that I was willing to try out a StackOverflow model for validating reviews and reviewing tutorials.

The game element (if set up correctly) will help get and keep contributors and the voting system might have validating it.

I think the hardest part is getting the firs smart people on board and spending their valuable time on contributing.

halfer commented 9 years ago

I replied with a number of suggestions on how on-site editing and gamification might work, any responses can now go here.

PeeHaa commented 9 years ago

I just searched for a tutorial which was not yet in the system. I would really love to at least have a way to add it from the site.

halfer commented 9 years ago

Hi @PeeHaa, that is coming soon. I've added a OAuth system and expect to have it operational next week.

PeeHaa commented 9 years ago

:heart:

halfer commented 9 years ago

The code for this is pretty much done, but it needs a set of functional tests. I'll try to make a start on those tomorrow.

The help panels on the home page and on the FAQ page will need updating for this ticket - done 8th Jan.

halfer commented 9 years ago

@PeeHaa: I've deployed a new version, and it seems to be working OK on GitHub SSO. Bear in mind deletion hasn't been implemented, and on a similar note I've suggested a published flag (#11).

There's no creation date yet, as this wasn't a priority for repo-originated reports; I'll add that next (#12).