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rossbulat / ink-nft

Bare-bones Non-Fungible Token smart contract, written in Ink for Substrate blockchains.
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Future Directions? #8

Open lsaether opened 5 years ago

lsaether commented 5 years ago

Nice tutorial!

You might have noticed but ink! is still super new. Some features are not fully implemented and there will likely be breaking changes. Have you thought about how to keep it updated?

Since you're still so early to the scene, your tutorial is one of the only places where developers can learn about how to use the new technology. You're of course not bound to do anything further but if you want to help the ecosystem I would recommend some future directions.

1) You can turn your markdown files into a static site using mdbook or zola. 2) You can track ink! and keep your tutorial updated when breaking changes are introduced. 3) You can expand / re-order the content to make the concepts more clear. 4) You can contribute to ink! directly by reporting issues or helping to make PRs to the code (implement the features you want to see).

These are just some tips which would make your tutorial a highly valuable resource to developers learning ink!, however the choice of what to do next is totally up to you :)

rossbulat commented 5 years ago

Thank you for the tips, I have an interest in keeping the tutorial up to date as the APIs are further developed. I will occasionally revisit and update where it makes sense.