wanasit
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3 weeks ago Hello. I appreciate your interest. When I have more time, I'll definitely check out your project!
To your question about getting notifications, if you are already watching the project, I think you should only pay attention to the release notification. Because of the project's NPM setup, there will be a Github release for every version published. I also put some effort into curating each release note (https://github.com/wanasit/chrono/releases).
If you need something else in addition to the notification/email update, please feel free to do research and let me know.
Hey @wanasit
First things first - thank you for your great work. This is not really an issue rather an idea to discuss.
I was using this library on frontend so many times. However, when I started to need it on the backend side (Java specifically) I was able to find only very old code. So I had to turn to porting it. Currently it is still in WIP but there is at least something to touch (https://github.com/kgusarov/krono).
This finally brings the question. When I have time to do more porting (I needed only EN and JP for now, really) I am always checking for new commits here. Of course, I could fork the repo and watch the difference there, however, I'd prefer to have some kind of automation - e.g. being notified of new commits. I don't know if GitHub allows for cross-account notifications (I am more familiar with Azure DevOps) but it would be nice to have something like it set up.
Regards, Konstantin