The website is often used as a source for the topic of micro-frontends. The IEEE citation standard requires online resources to include the date of creation (or last modification) in addition to the access date.
Would it be possible to display the date of the last (content-related) change somewhere? It is possible to track the last change via the commits, but it would certainly be nicer to display the date directly on the website.
Even better, but of course optional: direct copying of a bibtext entry with all the information. It could look like this, for example:
@Online{microfrontends,
title = {Micro {Frontends} - extending the microservice idea to frontend development},
year = {20??},
url = {https://micro-frontends.org/},
urldate = {20??-??-??},
}
The website is often used as a source for the topic of micro-frontends. The IEEE citation standard requires online resources to include the date of creation (or last modification) in addition to the access date.
Would it be possible to display the date of the last (content-related) change somewhere? It is possible to track the last change via the commits, but it would certainly be nicer to display the date directly on the website.
Even better, but of course optional: direct copying of a bibtext entry with all the information. It could look like this, for example: