This was part of main README, but has been somewhat underused.
When I find an okay project, I will open an issue, track, and plan how I can make a video of it. The issue would not be a replacement of YouTube video description box, although I will use it especially for the invalid characters <>
or any codes.
But I employ the similar fashion to log things would be in the description box, such as versions, dates, notes, errors, authors, licenses, etc.
type-*
:Like some categories of my playlist, they are:
type-Terminal
type-Web
type-X-Window
os-*
- The operating systems.
lang-*
- The programming language is written in.
with-*
- Important required libraries. For instances,
with-ncurses
,with-QT
,with-GTK+
, orwith-SDL
, they could tell you a lot about the project. status-*
The result of the issue. It could be
status-waiting
:- Could be some bugs need to be fixed before I could actually make a video, pull requests need to be merged, or whatever reason I need to wait for something to happen.
status-recorded
:- A video is made and there shall be a link to the video.
status-blogged
:- A blog post is written for the issue.
status-binned
:- Nothing is done future, I probably don't thing it's good idea to make a video or write a post. This could happen a lot, but it doesn't necessarily mean the projects are bad.