daily.dev Changelog·1yPost approval for Squads
Admins of Public Squads can now require post approval before allowing members' contributions to be published, reducing spam and self-promotion. Notifications will alert admins to approve or decline posts, and feedback can be provided when rejecting posts. This feature aims to streamline community management and maintain relevant content.
All ShadCN·2ySquad Guidelines at All ShadCN 👀
The post outlines the guidelines for the 'Everything ShadCN' community, aimed at developers interested in ShadCN. It emphasizes staying on topic, being respectful, sharing quality resources, encouraging learning, limiting self-promotion, and reporting issues to maintain a productive and enjoyable community environment.
Dev Squad·2yWe're now a family of 5000+ genius minds! 🎉
The DevSquad community has reached an impressive milestone of over 5000 members. The growth of this community is a testament to the collective effort, support, and shared knowledge among its members. Let's continue to learn, build, and inspire each other.
Community Picks·2y99 essential resources to help software testers
Over 99 essential resources for software testers, encompassing theories, practical applications, automation, AI, free tools, GitHub repositories, blogs, community support, conferences, ebooks, storytelling, and advocacy. Each section provides curated tools, courses, and materials to elevate your testing skills, from basics to advanced levels.
Astro·1yWhat's new in Astro - November 2024
Astro announces exciting updates including joining Bluesky, the release of Vite 6, and new versions of Astro and Starlight. The community's contributions are celebrated, welcoming new maintainer @jsparkdev and awarding several members for their exceptional contributions. The post highlights various new themes, tools, and templates available for Astro, and showcases community-built websites and projects. Additionally, the upcoming events like Advent of Open Source and the latest integrations are shared.
Hacker News·2yI tracked down the guy who gave a negative review to Battlezone 98 Redux after playing for over 8,000 hours, and came away convinced he was right
The post discusses Scott Smith, also known as Herp McDerperson, who left a negative review for Battlezone 98 Redux after playing it for over 8,000 hours. Smith pinpoints numerous issues with the remaster, from bugs to changes that affected the multiplayer experience. His criticisms stem from a deep connection to the original game and a sense of loss for the community that once thrived. Despite leaving a harsh review, Smith continued playing to help others, revealing a complex relationship with the game and its community.
