Can we share our work?
A stupid question I know.. but I left Reddit and came here, so please appreciate this.
Can we share our work here? like apps, libraries, etc...
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A stupid question I know.. but I left Reddit and came here, so please appreciate this.
Can we share our work here? like apps, libraries, etc...
sure
I hope you appreciated that they left reddit
There is a community /c/code_[email protected]. It isn’t busy, but it should be. But posting stuff here will get far more eyes.
![email protected]
/c/ is unnecessary
Thank you. I knew there was a better way. At first I just put [email protected], which of course wanted to be a
mailto:. This is the kind of optimization I seek. You save us 2 keystrokes, and this is the sort of community that appreciates that.I'm just trying to help. No need to sound like that, buddy.
!<comm_name>@<instance_domain>is the microsyntax for tagging communities, in Lemmy, Piefed and Mbin.No client will open your./c/[email protected]edit: official lemmy UI does support it
I was being completely genuine. That was just pure gratitude.
Interesting study for some kind of reversed Poe’s Law
Sorry but that was a slightly sarcastic way to present gratitude imo. If it wasn't meant in the way I interpreted it, my bad.
I think most communication errors are on behalf of the speaker, so that’s on me. Rereading, I can see how it would come off that way, but it wasn’t intended.
There are only a few communities where the sum total of several instances of saving a few keystrokes would be appreciated candidly. A bunch of nerds talking about code sharing are the vim golfers of the world.
Lemmy makes the
/c/format into a link to the community in my instance, FWIW.Indeed it does, I stand corrected on that part. It seems like the official frontend does support it.
Though
!being the official way of tagging is still true. Piefed's or Mbin's frontends might not support it, especially Mbin.The syntax is a little weird IMHO. I can't help but read it as 'NOT [email protected]' ...
I just subscribed. I would love to review people's code.
Well thanks for the info!
What is this? A programming community?
If (true) return "yes";
Compiler: looks like it's time for unexpected behavior.
I can't read this because it's not in
code fencing/sSure, as long as it actually your work and this community doesn't become a dumping ground for vibecoded projects like r/selfhosted.
r/rust is the same, so much vibe garbage :(
Please do
Would be fun! A Forgejo community would be awesome too.
There is one: ![email protected]