Though none of it has been updated in some time.Īlso, even if I don't attract any users, will my project still look good on a resume? By whatever ethical means possible get outside links to your library (which is why I suggested adding a link to your signature / biography).Īlso, I love your Tiny Core software, I've used it a lot. If possible provide language translations (at one time the folks in Belarus were rabid consumers of all things Tiny Core). Make certain any Google Search keywords are included in the description or in meta-tags. Use Google Analytics to determine how people are getting to your library. If possible that something should be the github repository.
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Get Google Analytics working for something that has a way to download your library and has a good description of your library.
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At one time the Tiny Core site on Google Code was the top three entries for any reasonable set of Arduino and ATtiny related keywords. But that was when Google Code was functional and it was trivial to integrate Google Code with Google Analytics. <.The link to my library is connected to the 4th word in the first post.ĬodingBadly, did you use social media to attract users over time? That's the plan till I finish my studies at college. Then, hopefully, one day a hiring manager will give me a job in embedded systems. <3Īlso, even if I don't attract any users, will my project still look good on a resume? My goal(like any other programmer), is to build a resume with loads of projects that other people star and find useful. I wish people didn't judge a programmer based on his approach to the community.ĬodingBadly, did you use social media to attract users over time? Also, I love your Tiny Core software, I've used it a lot. They don't know all the ugly bugs a programmer had to swat to make their programming life easier. Larryd, I try to stay positive, but when someone spits at my work, I can't handle it.
You definitely helped my library by helping others with their work. I'm just really depressed, I spent 1.5 months on this project and no one even takes a glimpse of the example sketches I wrote, instead they spit on me and treat me like an amatuer.įirst off, I know you guys have helped me so much throughout these years with Arduino. So should I even continue with Arduino anymore? After all, we already have enough libraries. I'm starting to think new Arduino libraries are useless these days. I spent three years with Arduino, and now people want me to leave you guys cause I showed my library to them too many times. I know I might sound cocky, but I don't know how else to spread the word of my library without a little advertising. Could someone please tell whats wrong with me or my library? Please use criticism, I want to learn. I don't understand, is my library really that bad? I saw the structures from other libraries like TMRpcm and others. Apparently, I have bored/spammed the Arduino community with my two posts on Reddit. People on Reddit told me that I'm too late to share libraries since I've been advertising too much across multiple media. I've gone to Arduino's Reddit, and submitted on Arduino's project hub, and submitted to Hackaday's blog, but no one is noticing my library. I created this library, and I've tried so much to spread the word.
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