This technology is not as simple as many think and
@KS has done a great service for those who just expect to have everything on a silver platter. I would just say thanks to
@KS for giving his/her best. If "time" permits
@KS may find a way to tweak the application. But consider this process is a process of refinement. Believe me, I know the hours and effort it takes to deliver a quality product. Those who expect a "free lunch" will be always disappointed. I think
@Scottie would understand. If we work together we can do great things but show a little appreciation when possible.
I do not expect a free lunch. I just commented about the file because I expected that work which is named the C's sessions WILL BE complete collection of C's sessions (because this is the default interpretation of words: "C's sessions"), I mean, we do not write a post and delete the content from the inside, for instance.
Imagine situation:
One person: "I do not understand your post. Your post looks like plenty of its content had been deleted. It doesn't make sense now."
Another person: "I have done a great service. If you think that you expect "free lunch" you will be always disappointed."
Is it normal? I do not really think so.
I open the file in the Visual Code. ...This is one of the many editors... And what I see (see attachment):
Code in HTML is condemned. And this is a simple code like that (for instance):
"<a href="#session-21-March-2008">21 March</a><br/>"
So this is really not a huge work to add a line of code with the correct link to the session. And edit the specific C's session first with ready-script in Go language.
So I was wonder why such a thing happened? KS missed something? This is not a problem, because such thing happens
And I am not mad on KS or something, I just expect transparency and sincerity
If he needs a help then let him asks others and let us make a good job, instead of shares something incomplete. That's all
I see that the main code is in Go language from Google, and I don't learn Go yet, so I do not help with Go (just now, I should learn something first about Go), but can help with HTML, like many others probably who have some computer science knowledge. So if KS wants my help or another person, we can help him with HTML if he asks.
BTW, I am very glad that KS helps us, and respect his code which I saw on the GitHub
And let make things clear for others who do not know anything about computer science
Because such people can't understand what is the GitHub, what is such a strange thing there (code in go). They can't even know how to open the HTML file in any code editor.