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kit.andres (65)in #utopian-io • 6 years ago (edited)

Hi. Thank you for your contribution, It's great to see how you have used an existing tool and you have extended the functionalities to a new users range.

I want to make some observations.

According to the blog posts guidelines:

"Project introduction must include detailed roadmaps and overviews to be considered for reward. It should contain differences with similar projects and highlight its unique aspects."

It's important to know what are your plans for the project, Do you have any roadmaps for future features? Also, You're missing some information about how was made the GUI, and how to install it.
Maybe "My project" is not a proper name for a folder in your repo

Cool work, keep it up!

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6 years ago in #utopian-io by kit.andres (65)

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moisesmcardona (65) 6 years ago (edited)

Hi, regarding your bullet points:

Yes, you're right. There's no roadmap in this post. I should have mentioned that it will be updated as new versions of the cli tool are released. As for the GUI, I wanted this post to be an overview of the tool, showing the use of it. I usually make another post detailing the code further, for those interested in seeing how it actually work. I'm also still working on it, so a release of it will be posted here and in the repo. Again, I wanted this post to be mostly an overview.

The "My Project" Folder is a generated folder whenever a project is created in Visual Studio. There, properties of the project are saved. (Settings that will be used by the software, resources, etc.)