I recently saw this awesome post from bnb on Twitter:
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Thanks for a guide how to set it up. But I'm curious - perhaps someone can answer - what's the motivation behind this? I mean this seems like a bussinecards by-developers-for-developers, but how do you guys find it useful? You use npm package XYZ, check the author, and check his/hers bussines card like this? Because I suppose companies and recruiters will still favor other media to look for developers. It's cool and all but I probably don't understand its usecase fully.
Yeah, I can't imagine HR people / recruiters typing anything in terminal as part of their workflow. Just an in-joke among developers, I guess.
Made my day. Thank you for writing this, Conlin ❤️
Made my day to see you show up to comment Tierney 😄
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I loved the idea! Thanks for all you do for the community!
How did running random code from the internet become a fad?
Well, I mean, it's not any worse than the old
curl | shtrick used for bunches of projects over the last decade or two. (Not that that trick is all that advisable, either.)My thoughts exactly.
This reminds me of cracked games on Apple //s back in the 80s. I think if you could run this at the end of a build script to show who built the package you’re using, we’re right back to the messages put in the splash screens of cracked games. This is pretty cool in that respect.
Ooh I really like this idea. You could add a npm script to package.json that just runs this. Something like
npm run authorwhich could just callnpx wuzor whatever your card is. I might start doing this!Super fun article! I saw @bnb 's tweet but hadn't got around to making mine yet. Thanks for the instructions. The only thing I'd mention is enabling 2FA for your npm account if people are new to publishing to npm.
Looking forward to your next post!
I made it too. Really cool! Thanks for article.
Awesome post Conlin. Now I'm going to create mine 😁
Thanks! Really easy to follow and fun to play with :p
I would just suggest people to fork it to their on account and commit all the changes before publishing to NPM.
thanks @bnb @wuz
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Thanks @wuz ! Just created mine!
✌️✌️ stuff like this is keeping coding cool ✌️✌️
I loved the idea! Thanks for all you do for the community!