This is a very very very baby project, but I want to turn it into something new JavaScript devs can contribute to and learn from.
console.lol is a collection of custom browser console methods to make working and debugging a little brighter. I recently learned you can style your console.logs with CSS substrings and think custom log methods would be really useful to create some visual hierarchy and add some fun to your console.
I think it would be a great starting open source project for new JavaScript developers since one of the first things you learn how to do is log things to your browser's console.
I'd appreciate contributions of many kinds: feedback on the current state of things, a soundboard for ideas, help establishing new-developer-friendly documentation and onboarding, and especially, fun console methods!
This is a very very very baby project, but I want to turn it into something new JavaScript devs can contribute to and learn from.
console.lol is a collection of custom browser console methods to make working and debugging a little brighter. I recently learned you can style your console.logs with CSS substrings and think custom log methods would be really useful to create some visual hierarchy and add some fun to your console.
I think it would be a great starting open source project for new JavaScript developers since one of the first things you learn how to do is log things to your browser's console.
I'd appreciate contributions of many kinds: feedback on the current state of things, a soundboard for ideas, help establishing new-developer-friendly documentation and onboarding, and especially, fun console methods!
That looks fun! Thanks for sharing :)