Stack Decisions
Dev tools
developer knowledge sharing
SHOW HN2018
How HN took it
1 positive, 0 neutral or asking, 2 mixed, 3 critical, out of 6 comments about the project. Thread score -0.17.
Idea: 1 for, 1 againstExecution: 0 for, 1 against
The thread, comment by comment
Each row is a top-level comment and its replies, in HN's order. Select a cell to open that comment on HN.
positive neutral or mixed critical about another commenter or something else the maker
What HN said
What people liked
Useful for explaining tech choices and avoiding knee-jerk changes
From 1 comment
I've really been liking Stack Decisions. We have our engineering team write one up whenever they want to make a tech decision (to avoid knee-jerk changes without reason), and…
gkoberger on HN
Objections
Risk of degrading into marketer-speak or vendor self-promotion
From 1 comment
I really like the idea of it if you can get critical mass. One concern I'd have is: given that people's livelihoods are often on the line, how do you keep it from devolving into…
ukulele on HN
Too many broad or intro posts; feed is not focused enough
From 2 comments
There are already too many general and intro postings. Also the postings are not very high density and slow to scan which only works if volume is kept low and focus tight.
karmakaze on HNLow density is a good thing as long as it's combined with high focus. My interpretation from the post title was that these would be stories about why certain tech was used on…
karmakaze on HN
Scrolling breaks when the decision modal is open
From 1 comment
Your scrolling is broken when the decision modal is open[0]. You should either let the background scroll behind the modal or prevent it entirely. [0]:…
tbirrell on HN
Requests
Fix scrolling behaviour with the decision modal
From 1 comment
Your scrolling is broken when the decision modal is open[0]. You should either let the background scroll behind the modal or prevent it entirely. [0]:…
tbirrell on HN
Support more languages such as assembly and linker scripts
From 1 comment
It's better than I expected, with C as an option. You seem to be missing everything else I use: assembly, linker scripts, machine code (bare hex opcode bytes).
souprock on HN
Questions
How will the community keep quality high as content grows
From 1 comment
I really like the idea of it if you can get critical mass. One concern I'd have is: given that people's livelihoods are often on the line, how do you keep it from devolving into…
ukulele on HN