Today as I was reading an article in Dev.to I found a UI issue. When I clicked many times quickly on the heart icon on the bottom of each article, ...
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Well, I believe the dev.to team will open source their code shortly. I imagine we will be able to create issues when the time comes. It would probably be a good idea to report them now and if there are not resolved when the code is open source, you'll surely be able to tackle a few issues yourselves :)
Good hunt :D
The current outlook for open source is that we need to extract a couple bits of behavior into services so they can stay closed. These are mostly anti-spam things and some ranking algos which we wouldn't want to be gamed. This shouldn't take long.
Then we'll start inviting folks into the private repo to scrutinize possible security issues and start contributing as they wish. Once we get through this phase with confidence, we'll release the code publicly.
At that point, @theodesp , the intents of this post can be realized to their full potential. As it stands, the bug reports are helpful, but the exciting future is many eyes on the code helping us create a much more robust platform which will last a long time and improve as time passes.
I'm down!
Thoughts ...
Very unproductive use of your time.
There's reddit, facebook, twitter, youtube and yahoo answers are for, where we can waist our time. Let's keep this space for learning and sharing ideas. @ben wrote a twitter-like post and I really kept hoping that that trend would not stick, and it kind of hasn't.
I have a strong feeling that if we start doing this (meaningless competitions or writing twitter-like posts) even those that thought it be a good idea will soon get fed up. But it be too late to role back.
@damcosset 's idea is better!
I noticed that a few weeks ago! I got some video too and figured out part of it but couldn't fix it. I bet my notes are somewhere on this laptop though....