/r/java launch

[nedtwigg]

• make / redirect to /jvm (cloudflare pages)
  • delete mdx for js/go/etc
  • https://developers.cloudflare.com/pages/configuration/redirects/
  • npm run build should run next build AND copy src/_redirects to out/_redirects
  • /js should redirect to Javascript roadmap #84
  • other languages should redirect to Python / .NET / Go / other langauges #85
• body text and examples should lose their largest responsive size
• inline code literals are too circular
  • 
• mdx links should render as links
• mdx should render ul as bullets
• "fastest and most precise" "record and specify" "behavior of your system..." should each link to https://thecontextwindow.ai/assertions-are-just-bad-snapshots probably with hover:underline
• landing page nav to the right of the headers should be "pop-out" to http://localhost:3000/jvm/get-started#quickstart, etc
  • ideally same tab, back button takes you to the nav entry you left from
  • okay to open a new tab if that is hard
  • seems like it isn't hard /r/java launch #88 (comment)
• octocat (preferably in the same style of button frame) to the right of
  • 
• bottom of landing page
  • unhappy artist horses vs cars, baby! Landing page CTA #91
• NED: "selfie is literal" shows .toBe_TODO() but not toBe() and //selfieonce, not clear if toBe is understood by user when they get to lensable (fixed by better #literal section)
• NED: modes should discuss the CI usecase in a sentence or two fa84583
• NED: landing page "literal" should learn some lessons from the quickstart aa3e37b
• NED: bottom of get-started should link to advanced
• NED: bottom of advanced should link to GitHub
• NED: fix github README links, add contributing, specific call for help, link to "assertions are just bad snapshots"
• NED: write advanced docs
• update binary snapshot on homepage
• mobile pass

post to

• https://www.reddit.com/r/java/ for who we can help now
• https://discuss.kotlinlang.org/, https://www.reddit.com/r/Kotlin/ for who can help us to multiplatform
• https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript, https://www.reddit.com/r/programming, HackerNews after we are multiplatform

Let's see what GitHub does

• github does this
  • and this
• interesting

[nedtwigg]

• We have a comment above about pop-outs and returning to the same scroll position. At the bottom of the landing page we have links to the kdoc, and they are actually very annoying because you lose scroll position. Looks like this could fix it.

[nedtwigg]

• As I use this, I'm getting blue=new_link purple=visited_link vibes. Is it easy to have the hover be blue for new links and purple for visited?

[WebsByTodd]

We have a comment above about pop-outs and returning to the same scroll position. At the bottom of the landing page we have links to the kdoc, and they are actually very annoying because you lose scroll position. Looks like this could fix it.

We chatted about this, but I want to document it. Scroll restoration isn't working during local development and I think maybe it's related to this issue. But it's moot because we are deploying the site statically and when the site is deployed statically the browser will handle scroll restoration the way we would expect it to. It just doesn't work in dev mode.

[WebsByTodd]

How about a docs 404 page?