Blorp doesn’t currently have many reviews, which means a single review really impacts the app’s rating. I’m happy to fix whatever bugs you bring me. What’s not helpful is leaving a 1 star review and giving no helpful information that can help me resolve the bug.

I spend a lot of hours making sure Blorp works as well as it possibly can. I do this because I enjoy it, and I don’t want anything in return. But 1 star “your app doesn’t work” review is really not fun or helpful.

Sorry, everyone in this community is nice. I just needed to vent for a second.

Please if you have the time, leaving an honest review on Google Play, App Store, or a star on our GitHub is the best way you can support the project.

And please if you run into bugs, bring them to me in this community, on GitHub, or Matrix so we can get them resolved.

  • Mike@lemmy.worldEnglish
    4·
    25 days ago

    Starred it on GitHub as I installed it from F-droid. Trying to see if I can contribute to the codebase as well :)

      • Mike@lemmy.worldEnglish
        2·
        25 days ago

        I forked the repo and got it running locally. Mind you I have never worked with React but I do have 10 years of working in Angular :P

        • moseschrute@lemmy.worldOPMEnglish
          2·
          25 days ago

          Probably slightly more complicated than your typical react app since it’s both web and native (runs within capacitor webview). My organization/documentation could be better. Let me know what’s confusing and I’ll write some docs.