This is a weekly report of the Suggestions category. It contains basic stats, tips and interesting open source projects to start contributing. Also, I will show you the most common mistakes of this week and how to fix them.
In this post:
- Category summary
- Top scored contributions
- Common mistakes and how to fix them
- Interesting open source projects
- Useful posts
Category summary
- Week: 27 (from Jun. 27 to Jul. 4)
- There were 6 contributions and 5 have a chance of being rewarded, or have already been rewarded.
- The average score was 36.2
- There were a total of 5 unique contributors in the category.
Number of reviewed and rewarded contributions
Average score
Number of reviews by Moderator
Number of contributions per weekday
Number of contributions reviewed per weekday
Number of contributions per User
This was not a good week we recieved 2x less than the previous week and the average score was bit lower.
We had 6 contributions, 5 of them have a chance of being rewarded, or have already been rewarded.
The most active moderator this week was @syedumair
Remember that upvotes are never guaranteed.
Top scored contributions
This week we did not have a Staff pick. These are the top scored contributions:
Common mistakes and how to fix them
The aim of this section is to show you the most common mistakes found this week. Followed by a short description and tips when applicable. Usually, I split the section in two: Contributions with a score of 25 or less and Contributions with a score of 50 or less.
1 - Contributions with a score of 25 or less
1.1 - The overall presentation of the post is below the average and/or the suggested features do not add significant value
The formatting, language and overall presentation of Utopian posts is important, a good and well formatted post is easy to read and understand.
Always submit original and detailed features that add value to the project. This is not mandatory but highly appreciated, these kind of suggestions usually have a high score.
2 - Contributions with a score of 50 or less
2.1 - The possible solution was not described in sufficient detail
When you propose a new feature, it is great if you add a possible solution although this is not mandatory. Explain how to implement it.
You can add a pseudo code script with your possible solution and detail in which file it should be added.
If you do not know how to code, you can explain in details how this new feature should works. Where should be implemented? In which component of the app? In what position? Why is that a good position for that feature? What happens if you click on it?
Mockups are useful. Edit your images, try to follow the pattern design of the app. For example, if the app use Material Design, try to follow the rules of Material Design and add Icons which are listed in their site. Do not paste a random image/icon that you found on Google.
Interesting open source projects
In case that you want to contribute on the Suggestions category but do not know any project, check this list.
1 - Actifit (@actifit)
Actifit was created by our CM @mcfarhat and "aims to incentivize fitness activity via providing the means to automatically track your daily activity count, maintain your activity history on a daily basis, submit this activity to the steem blockchain, and receive rewards via Steem upvotes and Actifit tokens." [source]
Download the app: Android - iOS
Website: actifit.io
Repository: https://github.com/mcfarhat/actifit
2 - Godot
Godot Engine is a feature-packed, cross-platform game engine to create 2D and 3D games from a unified interface. It provides a comprehensive set of common tools, so that users can focus on making games without having to reinvent the wheel. Games can be exported in one click to a number of platforms, including the major desktop platforms (Linux, Mac OSX, Windows) as well as mobile (Android, iOS) and web-based (HTML5) platforms.
Free, open source and community-driven. [Source]
Website: godotengine.org
Repository: https://github.com/godotengine/godot
3 - SteemPlus (@steem-plus)
SteemPlus is a browser extension that lets users hide resteems (whitelist system coming soon) and minnows chose their voting weight.
SteemPlus is originally a Chrome extension but with the appropriate tools, you can also use it on Opera and Firefox. [Source]
Website: Chrome web store
Repository: https://github.com/stoodkev/SteemPlus
Useful posts
- How to choose a valid repository?
- Submitting excellent idea contributions: the basics
- Tips for idea category contributors on utopian
- Think technically and enjoy your favorite open source projects
- Utopian a home for smart and innovative individuals
- Tips from experience: communication is essential
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