napi-kupak.js.org

[mcnagynorbi]

• There is reasonable content on the page (see: No Content)
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• The site content can be seen at https://github.com/Nagynorbii/napi-kupak

The site content is a daily message page powered by JS

[MattIPv4]

👋 Please could you explain how this is related directly to the JavaScript ecosystem/community? Why is this something a JavaScript developer specifically would use more-so than anyone else?

[mcnagynorbi]

Since there are a couple of personal portfolio pages in the list I think a currently not too JS-y page is not that big of a problem.
My plan is to make this into an integrable JS widget.

[MattIPv4]

We no longer accept personal portfolios, they are grandfathered from before our new rules on content being directly related to the JS ecosystem.

[MattIPv4]

I would recommend re-opening your request once you've got that JS widget built, so that it is demonstrably relevant to JS developers specifically.

[mcnagynorbi]

I edited the repo to have a JS developer friendly demo and integrable script.
I'm gonna extend the list and work on the rest later since I have a big list from earlier but needs to be checked and reconsidered one by one.

[MattIPv4]

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You seem to have completely changed what your site is in Nagynorbii/napi-kupak@719ba1f... I am not convinced this is a legitimate request at all.

@indus recommend to close.

[mcnagynorbi]

Yes I did. At first it only displayed the message, now it displays the code as well.
Also I copied the code template from my other project :)

[mcnagynorbi]

I am fully aware of your rules, and I agree that it is important that the projects that are approved are really linked to the JS ecosystem. It is a rational and long term sustainable approach that I appreciate.

My current project is still in a very rudimentary stage - it's not a complete, finished project, but a foundation that I want to develop step by step. The current demo is just meant to show a minimal working version of the direction I want to go in: towards an embeddable JS widget.

js.org is very useful for developers like me. It makes a big contribution to making a project more visible and making a bigger impression - especially in the early stages - a hub where developers' projects come together (similar to npm).

The dataset that I want to integrate into this tool has been waiting for a better fate on my computer for years now. This demo (which I may have put together a bit hastily) is an important step for me to make it a full-fledged tool for JS developers in the future.

Of course, I completely understand if you don't want to merge the pull request for now and would rather wait until the project takes a more mature, clearly JS-centric form.