[Announcement] - Need reviewers for managing Issues and PRs

[technoph1le]

Hey, everyone!

As more people contributing to our project (which is awesome), it will be kinda harder for me to maintain and review the code snippets. Therefore, I'm looking for reviewers to review the code snippets to make sure they are actually helpful for developers.

I also noticed that @Mathys-Gasnier is already reviewing a lot of code snippets and finding out issues with them. Thank you very much. Appreciate your work. I wanted to ask: Is it okay if I assign you, @Mathys-Gasnier, as a reviewer for our project. Will you have available time to review? Let me know.

If anybody is willing to be part of reviewing and helping manage the issues and pull requests, let me know in this issue.

I'm not very familiar with some languages, like C++ and Rust, therefore, @saminjay was also helping me out as well. Thank you. Once we have some reviewers, we can divide the roles based on their expertise.

As always, I'm open to ideas. Let me know your thoughts.

[psychlone77]

I could help out with reviewing some PRs. Mostly JavaScript, Python and CSS stuff will be possible.

[saminjay]

I would love to help out with reviewing PRs and managing Issues.
I am mostly familiar with JS, C++, Go and Python.

[Mathys-Gasnier]

Yeah it's not a problem !
I have a lot of time (Will probably have a bit less in a couple of weeks, but still more than 5-6 hours a day) so reviewing stuff is not an issue and i really like the project.
Maybe creating a discord would be something interesting btw, to discuss stuff without having to open an issue for every little things.

On what languages i'm familiar with it's mostly, javascript/typescript, java, python and low level languages mainly C/C++ and Rust.
But i've worked a bit with C# and some other techs not long ago, so i'm pretty versatile.

[realvishalrana]

Hi @dostonnabotov ,

I would love to help as a reviewer for this project. I have experience in JavaScript, React, Next.js, and CSS. Please let me know how I can assist!

Best,
Vishal Rana

[technoph1le]

Thanks to everyone who is willing to be part of this project. To maintain trust and collaboration with reviewers, first, we will need to prove that you can contribute to the project well. As you contribute more, the more responsibility you will have. Hopefully, with this approach, we will build trusted maintainers for this awesome community.

I also noticed that @Yugveer06, @GreenMan36, @psychlone77 and @saminjay are heavily focusing on improving the code and adding new features. And, @Mathys-Gasnier is responsible for reviewing the pull requests. Special thanks to you all!

[technoph1le]

I just found out that there's a thing called CODEOWNERS, which you assign people to specific folders or files. When there's a pull request with change on that folder, assigned people will be notified and they need to review it before getting merged.

What do you think about it, @Mathys-Gasnier?

I'm open to other ideas as well.

[Mathys-Gasnier]

I think we could have two types of reviewers, global ones, that review changes for the project and for snippets, and snippets reviewers that are assigned one or more language to review snippets from

[realvishalrana]

@Mathys-Gasnier I completely agree with this suggestion. Having two types of reviewers—global reviewers for overall project changes and snippets reviewers dedicated to specific languages—would streamline the review process. It ensures that domain experts can focus on language-specific snippets, while global reviewers oversee broader changes. This division of responsibility could significantly enhance the efficiency and quality of reviews. Let me know how I can contribute to implementing this!

[technoph1le]

Maybe creating a discord would be something interesting btw, to discuss stuff without having to open an issue for every little things.

I like the idea. What do you think about GitHub Discussions? I'm not much familiar with it yet, so let me know which one would be easier to maintain in the long run.

[Mathys-Gasnier]

I have lot's of experience with discord, and not much with github discussions, what i know is that most libs I contribute to have a discord... If you want we can always set it up together if you don't know how to create one

[technoph1le]

Ok. I will create a Discord server and share the link in a new issue.

[ACR1209]

Hey, are you still looking for reviewers? If so, I would be down to help out!

I'm familiar with Python, Rust, JS, TS, Ruby and Haskell.