Config.tips

Name: Config.tips
Rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)

Simple shareable config tips for developers.

5.0•2 reviews•

154 followers

Simple shareable config tips for developers.

5.0•2 reviews•

154 followers

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Transform config headaches into config mastery with Config.tips. 🚀 Discover a treasure trove of tips and tricks, contribute to open source, and simplify your dev life. Join us today! YAML, CircleCI, Nginx, Git, package.json tips are already available!

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Hello, community! 👋 We're thrilled to launch Config.Tips, your go-to resource for mastering configuration files. We want to build the biggest open-source library of config tips for and thanks to the developer community. Whether you're configuring databases, CI/CD pipelines, or any tech stack, we've got tips to simplify it. Have questions or feedback? Fire away we’ll be online all day today! Excited to launch on product hunt 🦄🔥

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2yr ago

@alexandre_savigny1 What’s the top viewed tip so far?

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2yr ago

Config.tips

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@emma_starks_webb Conditional NPM scripts based on environment seems to be winning the hearts and minds of the community 😎

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2yr ago

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Wow, Config.tips seems like an absolute gem for developers! I appreciate the value of a platform dedicated to sharing config tips and tricks, especially when navigating the YAML, CircleCI, Nginx, Git, and package.json landscape. I've been in situations where config files have caused me severe headaches, so I'm curious to know how Config.tips ensures the quality and accuracy of the tips shared on the platform. Are there any measures in place to prevent incorrect or outdated information from being shared? Additionally, I love that Config.tips encourages contributions to open source. It would be great to learn more about how developers can get involved and contribute their own config tips. Are there any specific guidelines or processes in place for submitting tips? Lastly, I'm wondering if there are plans to expand the range of available tips beyond YAML, CircleCI, Nginx, Git, and package.json. Are there any other config areas that you are considering adding in the future? It would be interesting to explore tips for other popular technologies as well. Overall, I'm impressed with what Config.tips offers, and I can't wait to dive in and explore the treasure trove of tips and tricks. Keep up the fantastic work! 💪🚀

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2yr ago

Config.tips

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@alex_kachalov Thanks Alex, First of all we've made contribution as easy as possible through our GitHub Repo, you can fin more information here https://github.com/CircleCI-Publ... and you can create new categories of course as we are not excluding any type of config from this library. When it comes to moderation we are reviewing them manually for now but we would like to add a upvote/downvote system to the website to let the community quickly give feedback and so we can discontinue any inaccurate tip quickly. I hope this answer all your questions!

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2yr ago