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... each step by the files needed for it, the file types, and what the do. Make each step a phase. Lets have no more than 5 phases total. Then what I do is I put those phases into a README, take that README

... specifically point it at one of the docs it indexed. Comment from Tijs Teulings(@_tijs): @aaronoleary   @gabe  if you already have a project fleshed out it s as simple as asking cursor to create a readme for this project , most models will do decent summaries which is what a readme

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... project, I sought to identify the problem I wanted to solve. With the Babel project (github*com/eonist/babel), I aimed to use AI to translate localization strings for iPhone apps. I needed to localize my app soon, and the only alternative was to pay $150+ to services like Localise*com. How hard could it be? Famous last words (But not this time. ) Identifying the Problem: - High Cost: Existing solutions like Localise*com are priced at $150+ per month. - Dependency on Third ... ... step after another, and soon enough, all five steps were complete. Shipping: With the code working as intended you upload English text and receive translations in multiple languages it was time to wrap up the project. I created a README.md

... Meow Monday I recently enjoyed reading this Discussion on insights and best practices to get more stars on GitHub . @zoltanszogyenyi suggested nailing the README file -- the most important of a repo? -- as it's the first thing everyone looks at. So, what makes a README

... working on a product that allows companies to sponsor open source projects. It's different from GitHub sponsors, Patreon, etc in that the developer: 1. Puts a link in their readme 2. Approves sponsors messages 3. The sponsorship message shows up to users (sponsors pay based on CPM) In short, it's an extremely curated ad network that still gives the open-source developer full control over who and what is displayed on their readme