GitHub and GitLab both support inserting images into your README.md. Here’s the syntax:
![Description of the image](https://path/to/image)
GitHub and GitLab both support inserting images into your README.md. Here’s the syntax:
![Description of the image](https://path/to/image)
As a user, I completely agree. People often make decisions in a few seconds, and you’ve done all this work developing an app. That little extra step will allow you to make a difference to more people!
As a developer of a Lemmy web UI, I’ve been thinking about adding screenshots to my README for weeks but still haven’t done so 🙈
The SvelteKit + TypeScript combo is such a breeze to work with!
And compared to other languages, JavaScript scores pretty well in performance benchmarks. It has a lot more going for it than people give it credit for.
I feel your pain and I’m hoping I can help! I’m making a web UI that aims to be easier to use than existing ones.
Heck yeah, share your work with the world.
We should probably compile a regularly updated list somewhere. It’s great that people have so many options. Now we just need to make it easier for them to find a web UI that suits their needs.
Done!