
wonder.codes
An annotation tool to help you read open source codes
I launched my toy to the sky, hope lots of people will love it.
I posted this news on Twitter and V2EX.com, what disappointed me was only tens of users looked on the homepage, no one really started to use my tiny product.
What I can do is Move on and keep going.
After did a lot of technical investigation, I selected the tech stack I would use to build my product.
I was very excited to initialize my project, setup GitHub project, generated the code skeleton, submitted my first commit. My journey was starting.
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I've read so many times that you should solve your own problem, and so last week I sat down to think about all the problems in my life.
It turned out that I had quite a few problems worth solving, and the most interesting one led me to the idea for wonder.codes!
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I need a tool to help me note and organize my thoughts when reading open source codes for a long while, and I can't find such a tool on internet, so I decided to build wonder.codes.

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