Project Philosophy

[mhz5]

@mreichhoff a few questions about your general approach to this project:

• What's most important to you for this project?
• How do you prefer to test?
• How do you want to prioritize getting features working vs. creating abstractions? For example, as we implement more options, it could be useful to have an Options API rather than calling chrome.storage and addEventListener in many different places.

[mreichhoff]

What's most important to you for this project?

my main goal is to build something people find useful, and to have fun while building it

How do you prefer to test?

in my professional life, unit tests for business logic and e2e tests for key CUJs. On my side projects, I usually don't bother (I've found it's more fun that way, but by all means it would be useful to have tests!)

How do you want to prioritize getting features working vs. creating abstractions?

on my side projects, I have only prioritized building features, often with whatever hack first pops into my head. I'm open to improving code quality for sure!

[mhz5]

Sounds good!