Gadgeteer now has a “Platform Hub” on hackster.io, but it needs 25 followers and 10 projects before it will appear on the main list of platforms.
So, if you are a Gadgeteer fan, then please consider joining or logging in to hackster.io and using the search box to find ‘gadgeteer’; click on the platform entry for Gadgeteer; and ‘follow’ it. That way, you will get notified of new Gadgeteer projects and help us along to being a first-class platform category on the site, which well help introduce more people to Gadgeteer and .net programming.
And if you have a past or ongoing Gadgeteer project, please consider sharing it on Hackster.io. I am preparing a couple there now. It’s a bit like writing an instructables article, where you list a full recipe for others to reproduce or build upon your work, and it is a great way to support and grow the community.
Well not really as I have to wait for my probation officers to approve a DukeNukem account on huckster.io
If I am approved maybe I’ll put up some projects I’m working on to get things rolling. I do have mixed feelings about this as I like the GHI forums, but I know that Hackster.io gets exposure which is what I want for Gadgeteer so I expect there will be some duplication coming up.
I was thinking about that too but I’ve come to the conclusion that its in the best interest of NETMF/Gadgeteer (and GHI) if we post projects to Hackster.io where they will get more visibility. Frankly, the GHI site doesn’t really have an equivalent feature for posting projects either. Next time I post something substantial, I’ll post to Hackster then link to that project in a post here.
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Gadgeteer now has a “Platform Hub” on hackster.io, but it needs 25 followers and 10 projects before it will appear on the main list of platforms.[/quote]
Looks like we have the 25 followers. Now we need 10 projects!