Kerem Uslular GitHub Repository Research

VS-Code

Visual Studio Code is a lightweight but powerful source code editor with built-in support for JavaScript, TypeScript and Node.js.

What I liked:

• Regularly updated and progressive README file with a sample screenshot of the editor and easy access for contributors.
• External links to Stack Overflow to separate bugs and feature requests from user-related problems.
• Simple but effective table of contents in the Wiki with pages for the roadmap of the editor, issue tracking, documentation and detailed contribution.

Bootstrap

The most popular HTML, CSS, and JavaScript framework for developing responsive, mobile first projects on the web.

What I liked:

• Informative README file that guides the user from installation to tutorials.
• A convenient list of features that are included in the latest version.
• Easily accessible bugs and feature requests that can be filtered via useful tag labels from issues according to different types of questions and solutions.
• Useful external links in the README file that redirects to previous releases of the Bootstrap library in case one needs to access a specific version.(Bootstrap is a constantly updated library and when one re-designs or edits a pre-existing website they will be needing a specific old version of it)