I think it's not ready to make game (imho) but we need to contribute / use it so it can get mature enough to be used for game dev seriously.
I am interested by your experience, do you mean the fact they stopped shipping physical goodies was a deal-breaker? Or is it more general?
Thank you! For now I haven't received any feedback from the Tekton community so I am not sure I will keep working on this specific project but I will definitely continue taking part in FOSS !
Intro Time's up! October will end soon and it's time for me to write down how this month...
![Hacktoberfest 2023: My comeback to Open Source!](https://programming.dev/pictrs/image/a04963e6-5427-443a-af11-016cbfed5550.jpeg?format=webp&thumbnail=256)
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/7401258 As a comment advised me to :)
> Hello folks! > > I was going to post my blog post on Reddit and I discovered Lemmy :) It seemed like a warmer place so I just post it there! > > In this blog post I wrote about my experience as a first-time maintainer and a first-time participant of Hacktoberfest. In the future, I am seriously considering contributing to Bevy and/or Lemmy!
Thanks a lot for the tips 🙏 !
I wonder if there could be a technical solution to this problem, like letting users define aggregates of multiple community and let them choose a deduplication algorithm of their choice.. 🤔
edit: Woops, just realised adding an image replaced the link!
Hacktoberfest 2023: My comeback to Open Source!
Hello folks!
I was going to post my blog post on Reddit and I discovered Lemmy :) It seemed like a warmer place so I just post it there!
In this blog post I wrote about my experience as a first-time maintainer and a first-time participant of Hacktoberfest. In the future, I am seriously considering contributing to Bevy and/or Lemmy!
All the answers given are already pretty good!
But I would like to add: take part in the community, discuss with other users, make it lives and show appreciations for the contributors (and maintainers) work. They're human, appreciation and kind words are an universal currency :)