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RE: My version of a plugin repository - bearbin - 05-25-2015
The UI is clean and modern, what do you mean?
By clean and modern do you mean ugly and old web-2.0 style?
RE: My version of a plugin repository - jan64 - 05-25-2015
By simple, i mean something like jenkins.
By modern, i mean something like github / outlook.com online app.
More substantiated critique:
+ Background is too distracting / there is no clear separation between the background and content
+ Buttons don't fit well with ANYTHING on the repo page.
+ Ugly borders around things / the line below logo
+ The login thingy (WHY is there a line below it?) isn't clearly separated from the background / other content
+ Search options [Title/...] on all pages would look better if replaced with Advanced search page
+ CSS animations look weird, they should be a bit faster, imo.
+ Orange and Blue don't fit well together.
+ If you click on plugin description weird blue outline appears around it in Chrome.
RE: My version of a plugin repository - NiLSPACE - 05-25-2015
I would love to see some changes though. For example the background isn't really to my liking, and I prefer the plugins to be shown as a list with the first line of the description instead of a grid without any information except the name, creator and version.
RE: My version of a plugin repository - xoft - 05-26-2015
Combining "Jenkins" and "Simple" in a single sentence gives me goosebumps
That's the strongest oxymoron I've ever seen
RE: My version of a plugin repository - jan64 - 05-26-2015
Well, i meant simple as in not many fancy Windows 8-like things.
RE: My version of a plugin repository - tigerw - 05-28-2015
Well, I changed the header style a bit, do you like it?
RE: My version of a plugin repository - jan64 - 05-28-2015
It looks better, also: the old background would be fine as long as it's visibly separated from the plugin list - that way, you don't have to look closer to know what is the thing you are looking for.
Ps. I think it'd be better to provide an old-fashioned list-like plugin repo, or a first page with those big buttons (featured plugins) and a category list on the side that when clicked shows you a normal list.
RE: My version of a plugin repository - nounoursheureux - 05-31-2015
Why don't you want to make the plugin repo opensource ?
> It's because I don't think we want thousands of repos popping up from nothingness. We want on central place for plugins, don't we?
We can just tell git to ignore the data directory.
RE: My version of a plugin repository - bearbin - 05-31-2015
The plugin repo is open source:
https://github.com/mc-server/Plugin-Repository
RE: My version of a plugin repository - NiLSPACE - 06-15-2015
@tigerw, Could you add a mailing service for when someone commented on your plugin?