Closed wimrijnders closed 6 years ago
'Getting Started' to front page
I quite like the current structure: the front page advertises the library, and potential users can then follow the link to get started. We could add another link to the guide at the bottom of the front page, just in case the reader missed it at the start.
Convert AutoStart to unit test
Do you mean AutoTest
?
I don't think the todo list should include things that are actually done. If you want that, then create a separate file called ChangeLog.md
that records all changes from the stable version.
Other than that, looks sensible.
I personally think the front page is too full. I can agree that having Getting Started
on a separate page is sensible, but I find it helps to get a glimpse of the effort involved to set up the project. As in 'only four commands? That's easy!'
However, having the elaboration of the examples on the front page is overkill. I really think that they're better off in a separate page.
Yes, I mean AutoTest
. It's a prime candidate for the unit tests, for which you'll be receiving a PR tomorrow for the initial setup.
OK, I'll remove the done-things. I just like to see that progress is being made, otherwise you only see a load of things not done yet - depressing. But I'll take them off, no problem.
Notes on last commit:
Redo of #26 , this time branching from
development
. Previous branched from another PR and contained too many commits.Also added change to
.gitignore
.Previous text:
This is my complete TODO (and then some), made available for public use and scrutiny. I hope it proves useful to others.
I intend to update the
TODO.md
as I proceed. It is therefore a dynamic document.The direct benefit for @mn416 is that he can now see what my intentions are wrt. the project in the foreseeable future. Hoping for feedback.