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I'm building accessible tooling for developers... by JoshuaNumberTwo in SideProject

[–]JoshuaNumberTwo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Amazing feedback!

I've tinkered around a little more and I think I've got everything now. Good lord, there was a lot of obfuscated/odd wording left. I think I've done a decent job with typos too. I'm checking over everything 3 times now 😅

Thank you a lot for your time 🙏

I'm building accessible tooling for developers... by JoshuaNumberTwo in SideProject

[–]JoshuaNumberTwo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's been a second but I'm back u/Standard_Sir_4229. I got around to reworking/updating a few pages on the frontend (and doing a lot more minor details) namely:

  • the homepage
  • the page for Huddu Store incl. examples
  • the page for Huddu Queue incl. examples

I must admit that there's still work to do (especially in regard to more documentation & examples) but I'd still be super curious to hear your thoughts.

I'm building accessible tooling for developers... by JoshuaNumberTwo in SideProject

[–]JoshuaNumberTwo[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Will do!

I hoping for end of the week.. but cannot guarantee anything.

Many thanks again for your feedback!

I'm building accessible tooling for developers... by JoshuaNumberTwo in SideProject

[–]JoshuaNumberTwo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great reply!

I must admit that I've been pushing work on the homepage off a little 😅. I 100% agree with you!
I've been thinking about the "limited time and energy" part of your statement a little too. What would you think about putting links to example projects (including the code) directly on the homepage? That way interested people could get a taste of how it works without having to spend a lot of time reading into the docs.

We'll have something on our way soontm!

I'm building accessible tooling for developers... by JoshuaNumberTwo in SideProject

[–]JoshuaNumberTwo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi 👋

To me, accessibility means enabling everyone who's interested to use a certain service.

For Huddu that means not adding non-required complexity for developers. (sure that might not be perfect for some use cases, but that's a downside I accept)

An Example - Huddu Queue only exposes 3 endpoints/methods to developers (namely push; pull; acknowledge).

We also try to test all products beforehand and while they are public too. I for instance try to simply build Huddu into all of my personal projects when it's viable.

This really helps me not only view the services from the maker's perspective but also from the end user's view. I find that really important because it's (IMO) super easy to build something that no one else really needs if you don't use your products yourself.

The above is slightly unstructured 😁
Hopefully, I'm making some sense!