postcss/postcss.org

Thank you all

marcustisater opened this issue · 5 comments

Hello everyone,

Milestone 1.0 has come to an end 🎉 I would like to take the time to really thank ya’ll for the time you have put into the making of postcss.org first release. It’s incredible to see so many people being passionate about open source and contributing time and effort into this.

With that being said - I’m looking forward to "announce" Milestone 1.1 - main focus will be on building up basic pages and the official plugin search/page. I’m still doing some reorganizing to really make it straight forward.

On top of that I also wrote my very first blog post about the making of postcss.org - I appreciate if you take 5-10 minute to read it.

Thank you once again everyone ❤️

@ai @okonet @MoOx @mxstbr @jeddy3 @thangngoc89 @halvves @stephenway @hudochenkov @maxshearer

ai commented

@marcustisater thanks you too. It was really awesome example of good open source management. You are Oppenheimer of postcss.org :).

haha, thank you! 😂

I'm really looking forward for the future and making room to get the next few release going.

MoOx commented

Nice post! Thanks for sharing this experience 👌

Excellent blog post! Well done :)

A couple of minor suggestions:

  1. Typo in "Linting with Stylint & ESLint" -> "stylint" is a stylus linter. I think you meant "stylelint".
  2. Perhaps there's an opportunity to mention that both CSS Modules and stylelint are powered by PostCSS (for parity with the website itself) e.g. "For our styles, we chose Stylelint and configured stylint-config-standard." becomes "For our styles, we used the PostCSS-powered stylelint and configured it using the stylint-config-standard shareable config.". Perhaps you can work something similar into your CSS Modules description?

And as ai said, thanks so much for steering the postcss.org process! We built http://stylelint.io off the back of v1 of postcss.org, and so a big thanks to you and everyone else for their hard work on it :)

Thanks 😄

Whoops, nice catch @jeddy3. I will definitely fix that typo and embrace that CSS Modules and Stylelint is powered by PostCSS. Thanks for the feedback.