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Coding is often a solitary endeavour. You spend long hours alone in your editor. Many of us also use a dark theme, which means you spend your nights staring into a black box, literally and figuratively.
I think it would be nice if there was some way to feel connected to the other Seneca Devs who are also working right now.
This is somewhat related to #1, but more passive. I'd like some way to be able to sense the collective effort of everyone programming. This could include:
stats on how many other people are also working right now. This could be a number, but could also be represented more visually somehow
stats on how many lines of code have been edited in the past hour, day, etc. It's nice to feel like you're part of something larger
somehow surfacing how many errors/failed builds/failed tests/etc are happening right now. "You aren't the only one who is stuck..."
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We could, sure. I don't use Figma, but obviously others do. If you want to try that, go for it.
If I was doing this, I might also start with prior-art: which other extensions do something similar that we could build on/borrow as we prototype this?
Coding is often a solitary endeavour. You spend long hours alone in your editor. Many of us also use a dark theme, which means you spend your nights staring into a black box, literally and figuratively.
I think it would be nice if there was some way to feel connected to the other Seneca Devs who are also working right now.
This is somewhat related to #1, but more passive. I'd like some way to be able to sense the collective effort of everyone programming. This could include:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: