Docs Community Call #8 - near/dev/hub

Captions as YouTube publishes them, usually machine-generated, so product and people names can be misheard.

1. 0:05

   um so from the last time we met uh I think that one of the main things that that we want to say is that there was a huge reorganization of dogs you might have uh seen it or realized basically because uh well we broke a couple of links but you know nothing nothing too bad like everything was was solved like very easily but let me show the pr actually I should have prepared that but the whole idea is that um where is this close

2. 0:38

   and reorganize here so basically thanks to the help of uh Matias who did a lot of of this job we actually move around 266 files around like well I mean we changed 266 files but we basically uh move a lot of things around if you remember from the last meeting and if not some problem that we had in in the documentation is that you will go for example like to build and then like I

3. 1:07

   don't know like multi-chain components and choose your the environment and you see like this is like build multi-chain components and you choose your environment and the URL will be like develop post tutorial quick start it will be like literally whatever this is because uh like our our documentation has been growing like organically right like we released something we give it a name we put a file somewhere and then it turns out that okay no people like turn like you know like that tutorial that started by

4. 1:47

   like choosing your Dev environment Now we move it or we separate it but like we never changed the the name of the file right like and never Chang the structure so something that was happening a lot is that you would navigate somewhere right like by clicking and you will end up in literally whatever URL and this has two problems or three problems like the first one is like if the URL has nothing to do with the the title I think that you get like a a penalization in SEO not

5. 2:16

   an SEO expert here so might be wrong but I'm quite sure that that is the case another problem is that for the people is super weird because you're likeing choose your the environment and suddenly you like the URL is whatever else so that creates like some sort of like cognitive dissonance and it's like it's just annoying and the third one and maybe like most important uh and why we did the change is that whenever we had

6. 2:38

   to make a change we had to sort of like guess where that document was because imagine that like generally you were working by sections right and imagine that you are working now in what is a component and this is like develop b tutorial we start just for saying something right like and now you go to the next one and it's like in whatever else like it's in Dev PO is one of them was like like Dev SL boss slash

7. 3:02

   something and and then you literally just waste five minutes trying to figure out where is that file um so this was becoming very annoying and we basically move all the files around now while moving the files around sounds like you know it's not such a big deal the problem is that you generally use relative links or absolute links inside of the documentation so you not only need to move the documentation you have to fix that link everywhere that got broken and that's why like this took

8. 3:32

   about like two weeks actually of work because uh you suddenly find yourself fixing 350 links right and this is just internal links something else that happens is that of course like a lot of people will like you know uh this happens a lot with the quick starts that someone will um let me remove this right like someone will say like ah okay you know there's this quick start so copy

9. 3:56

   the URL and and put it somewhere else and say like yeah okay and whatever in any case you can go and see this quick start from near uh and we have no control over that external link right so what happens is that as soon as you change the link so in this case I think this one was like develop slash contracts SL quick start people will enter there and it will say like you know it's not found so what

10. 4:20

    something that you need to do is to create a redirect so as you saw like I click enter and it took me to the right page uh so this meant that you know after you fix all of the internal links you need to go and set up renders at the server level so that's literally you writing down maybe 250 rir or like you know if you're L lucky enough or if you move everything by blocks which we did generally you will say like everything that was inside

11. 4:47

    of develop contracts now send it to build SM contracts but then comes the third thing which is we also have translations and the system that we use for translations let me see if I find something there is I think that in I think in Korean we have of this yeah so the system that we use for translations is not the smartest system ever in the sense that if you move the file a and you rename it to B the system says like well I have translations for a

12. 5:17

    you have a new file B please translate this new file which is called B even if the content is exactly the same and the only thing you is rename it uh the translation system like gets completely lost so you so we have to end up like making some little scripts to say like okay every file that we change let me see how we rename it now rename the translations and now please upload those

13. 5:40

    translations um and then of course you know you have to check that this is correct you have to go to crowding crowding is a system that Wass for translations and delete the files that you don't want people to translate anymore making sure that you move them so this was on itself this was already like two days of work uh and actually I don't uh something else that happens that after you upload translations crowding sometimes doesn't know how to interpretate MDX files so it might will modify them so we need to

14. 6:11

    like then upload them redownload them see why what happened and then fix any problem and upload it again so so yeah so sounds like something easy to do is it's really like a pain in the head so yeah but anyway it's almost finished uh we have only like a small thing with some translations that we have to check but for the rest like everything was migrated and people should now you know like have a more consistent uh experience like everything that is

15. 6:44

    inside like build smart contracts Anatomy now it's going to be build smart contracts Anatomy Basics environment is going to be Anatomy environment storage is going to be etc etc right like so it makes more sense so that was one of the the things that we Chang uh this was mostly like in the past week and a half or something like that uh something else that I I wanted to share is that uh we still like sort of decided on this but most probably

16. 7:15

    most likely docs is getting a Blog uh so the idea of this and let me see if I have the pre did I put the preview there no don't worry I can find it in one second the blog and here so something that uh happens generally with the documentation is that uh whenever you're writing documentation right you are uh doing you're mostly creating like technical documents and they need to be you know like sort of

17. 7:48

    concise and short and like very to the point most Pro most of the times like people will say like I want more code than text right but there are sometimes that you want to explain things right like or or you want to to take more time which sometimes are tutorials and sometimes are not tutorials sometimes it's just like you want to explain people why you reorganize the dogs and how that was done uh and that's for what

18. 8:11

    we want to use this this blog uh so the whole idea is that whenever we have you know like new things like we're reorganizing we need people to say like hey look we did this check uh you know check what is happening in any case reported we can use two things one is like this announcement bar that I I'm liking it more and more by the week and the second one is like we can have our own blog H and again like this is not necessarily because because for example

19. 8:41

    like near has its own blog right like n.org and that's more for like ecosystem announcements and and and I think like major releases and Etc this is more about you know like where we are going to say like why we did this or there is this new thing or like things that you could do with DB um so it's going to be blog posts and the idea of having them uh within docs instead of like for

20. 9:05

    example like putting them on near dotorg is that uh in this way like we allow docs to be self-contained and like we can just you know like someone will navigate and we say like hey by the way we have a new we have now um chain abstraction come and see the the the release and we can explain something here and then we can still have like the documentation and every that enters to dogs will be able to see this which we are not sure you know like if everyone

21. 9:34

    that enters dogs also enters near dotorg blog or if they enter you know like the devhub community but what we know is that the people that enter docs enter docs and therefore they will see this so so yeah and the whole idea is that we want to make like short blog post here like something that takes you know like it's just like a little bit and that's it nothing to to to long so yeah I

22. 10:00

    ideally we will release this tomorrow uh because that's something else that we want to start doing uh in order to make dogs more engaging we want to start having sort of like a release per week ideally on Thursdays why Thursdays why not it could also be Wednesday uh and the whole idea is that you know like in that way when like the the dogs feel as alive and that because actually they are alive and and many times I notice that people don't realize that for example like we change all of

23. 10:29

    the all of the landing pages like this was a lot of work but besides being a lot of work he like it's super useful or at least you know says me and I would like to get feedback maybe on that and I can tweet but my tweet has so much Rich right like and maybe Dev can tweet it but then it has also so much Rich meanwhile you know people is already coming here so we just tell them like hey by the way look at this new blog post and did you know that we release

24. 10:54

    all of this new stuff amazing uh so that's very useful time will tell if we were right or not uh what else oh yeah using more and more than announcement Mark really loving it uh and if you have a website and you're not using an announcement B think about starting doing it it's very useful uh and the last two things that are sort of like important and then we can talk about like whatever else is that uh we implemented some

25. 11:24

    improvements on hello world example that I have wanted to implement for the longest time uh there were some things that were driving me crazy I'm going to tell you about them now uh the first of all is like we have now like a simpler front 10 we always had this this fight between react and and vanilla JS and now what I did for like the past three months I think I activated metrics on create near app just to see if people when they were creating a front end they were creating like a vanilla front end

26. 11:57

    or like a next uh JS so like a react proten and within react within next if they if they were using what is called like the the page the page Nation app the page app or the no the the yeah the the app route or the page route there and we did statistics on that and out of like 300 from them that were created 280 were created with like next and the page router so we s okay perfect let's just go with that and change or all of our

27. 12:32

    examples to use that that people is choosing over uh or the vanilla version that we have and uh something else important is that now and this is like the step like for the next couple of weeks is that all of the all of the examples are going to be already release in in in GitHub so people can play with them so if you go to near examples and we go to Hello near examples right like I we still have to change the rmy to also reflect it but

28. 13:06

    now all of them are like okay you can literally come and play with it so you can come and see it's deployed and it works I can save and then say Audi this will interact with the smart contract and it also shows you like about like near components you can also I didn't WR yeah there uh you can also just play with this one confirm and now you know like you are seeing how a smart contracts and and and

29. 13:38

    and components work and that's directly like you know without having to download the repo do the install and then uh and do the Yar the and start it locally and something else uh as important as all of this is that I fixed an issue or it's not an issue it's is a feature actually of the VM but I always find it kind of annoying um I don't know if you all knew but the VM has a system

30. 14:08

    such that uh let show you the code the BM has a system such that if you uh if it DET text that is so the VM uses a wallet selector right like the wallet selector is the one that allows you to connect your wallet if the wallet selector connects to a Smart contract that is not social DB so in more technical terms If it creates a function call key for a smart contract that is not social DV it automatically disconnects you which I always found it like why because for example like in the

31. 14:46

    case of the Hello World close it nice here um what will what was what used to happen before is that you will log in and as soon as you click in here and the components are render it it will log you out like automatically so it will automatically do like this and you are like but why and then you will come here and you will log in again right like you will choose your wallet you will connect in this

32. 15:14

    case it's not connecting I have to check ah maybe I left it like this I did not update it okay uh but if during the connection here it will say ah okay yeah here if it will if it will connect you uh if it you if you connect to a contract and you will click connect before what will happen is that the all of these section will pass and you will be disconnected again because of this line of code so I just added like to make that optional it's like and if you

33. 15:46

    know if your VM is not configured to allow other contracts then disconnect it but if it is configured to all contracts and this does not execute and you're not going to be disconnected and then people can do what I wanted to which is like showcase how you can top with a smart contract and how you can top with web components and I know these are a lot of updates but like yeah the last thing is like G is working uh is working in migrating

34. 16:16

    the nft tutorial so this is a lot of work it's like a lot of pages and I was stuck like on on on I was not stuck but we were doing the migration but as soon as I finish that I will check the migration of the nft tutorial like I will immerge it and then I will most probably you will see me asking around saying like hey who feels like testing the nft tutorial to see if it's still working we're migrating it to SDK 5.1 right like is it eight one yeah lots

35. 16:47

    of things any questions about any of these I'm going to take the silent as a no so in the next couple of weeks what will happen is that we will keep uh migrating all of the examples that we have to to to have this new front end using next sh yes uh and uh well I mean we're going to do the deployment of the blog and after we do that maybe I will go in to finally tackling the problem of uh having three pages for the SDK or two

36. 17:35

    pages for the SDK one which is like this one that explains like how to use the RK the other one is this one right that explains how to use the JavaScript SDK and the third one is this one which explains how to use both the JavaScript and The RK so we don't need to Pages which just need most probably one or two but we need to sorry I I just had a question I just couldn't I couldn't find the

37. 18:08

    screen so okay so I are or just P that that we we have the plan to to launch our own block so that's something I don't think I don't know if we can somehow syn some I don't know let's let's discuss if there is some kind of redundancy of what you're doing and what we're doing trying to see if we can coordinate in that that front we can have that conversation of Shane of of Shane ofline and also we are

38. 18:38

    working in a set of sample codes right and and some of them are starting to be out so I think they they are some of them qualify as hello War examples right so I I probably want to know if it makes sense to to move those into your own ER flow or if it makes sense to for us to have a a separated flow for hello war or and you know quick start kind of codes for for chain obstruction for the SDK or stuff like that so so that's what I wanted to to pick your brain how do you think I

39. 19:20

    mean the the general question is it seems that we are doing some things in parallel that might be redundant H it might make sense that we we just work together and and add some stuff to your things or in the blog I don't know we may be being redundant in some areas so yeah what what what do you have any thoughts on that yeah completely so so we can start with the blog uh the blog

40. 19:44

    we're not building absolutely anything because like the technology that we use like docusaurus already has it uh from from scratch is just that we never had the time to write uh blog posts and as I was saying like it's not only about like so the reason for example for us to not uh Post in or like you know not only Post in the devhub communities or they have blog is that everyone that enters

41. 20:10

    into the docks will see the announcement part with the new new blog or new post that we're doing uh so something that right like that's not necessarily true for like any other website in the sense of like we know that the users of docs are in docs and we don't know if users of logs are you know like in the blog version two of near Dev uh so you know we can also post there and say like hey

42. 20:37

    you know like there's a new post about this have you have you seen it um but like and we also like I am going to assume that you know the type of posting that we could that we do is different but we can post in both places I think that everything that is anything that is relevant for like documentation you you know um can be post like not only in our place but also in others and yeah the idea is that we have uh a number of of

43. 21:09

    content written content about the you know the basic pillars of defs and documentation is one of them right so if if there is documentation either if we just link it from your post or you post in both sides which should have if if the content is being generation generated about documentation I mean it should be in within our area of you know on influence or something like that right so that's that's a part I'm I'm trying to figure out what is the best

44. 21:38

    way but I will definitely ping you again later about how we can the best way I don't know probably posting in both sides make sense or just you publish on your and we Link in our or something like that yeah and and the other thing about like the the the the examples I that is best for absolutely everyone if anything that is like an example lives in in the documentation because because think that we have like I think it's like more than 20,000 or

45. 22:12

    30,000 you know like visits per per month uh and we have a section on tutorials now on docs and you know it would be nice to like see it flourish into like here you have five tutorials on like hello world and here you have like okay yeah let's let's find a way because our ideas will start generating more more examples and and and I I want to focus because feedback based on you know workshops and hacket on and stuff

46. 22:45

    that we don't have like good quick ER hello wordss for complex things we have good hello work for the basic yeah exactly yeah so so I'm trying to I'm actually finishing two or three for the more complex stuff like I'm trying to get someone for the fast out stuff like that like it like it actually works so yeah yeah so something important to take into like into mind is like uh to to not fragment ourselves into you know like

47. 23:17

    into like publishing in different places and not having information of one each to another like when when docks and de was all part of like the same thing right like when when it was like like let's call all of us different right like when when we were all under the same umbrella and like you know taking all decision at the same time something that we were trying to do is to make docks the place that was helping us to

48. 23:42

    answer questions the whole idea of docks and this is still how I I like to see it is that docks is not just like the documentation for the users but it's also like something that allows us as developer relations to work faster uh actually one of our at some point was that more than 80% of the questions in this course will be answered as a link to docs uh because right like the whole idea is that like as the community grows and more and more people is asking we have less and less time to you know like go very deep into

49. 24:14

    each person um and and I think that if we you know like we adopt that mindset in the sense of like when we create tutorials uh we put them in docks when we create you know like examples we link them in Doc people will find them because people literally Google like near documentation yeah and they will Google it more often that you know like the probability of them finding it in talks is way higher than they finding their way to devhub and then the examples of devhub if

50. 24:46

    they're inside of like uh github.com slorg devhub projects right that that yeah we were having that conversation yesterday with how we can make it only two clicks for for the moment they get in to get to the the actual sample code right that would be ideal so but you know It's Tricky It's tricky because we have some different fronts right it's not like other companies you just have an API right we have the chain of struction and have the other thing and other thing so we we're trying to figure out what the best way

51. 25:18

    like a single point of access and then the branch into three or just have the three at the first level so yeah we're we're we're looking into that so so yeah to make it go ahead go ahead yeah that's and that's why I encourage you to to like use the docks because think that we like many of those things we we encounter them at some point and for example like the structure that docs has is not out of is more out of like getting feedback

52. 25:45

    from people than not because check that people is saying like what we are missing is examples on how doing something complex which is like the like we we get that feedback for a long time uh and the important thing is that that means they're finding the other tutorials right like so h i now the the latest the previous reorganization that we on docs was to divide it right let me share my screen again and then I can go to do.org right

53. 26:19

    like this section of tutorials and here as you can see we can we have a lot of space to put a lot of things and we can completely reorganize this and you know right now this is popular examples and popular tutorials but changing this to chain abstraction examples fast out or like you know whatever putting here change abstraction and fast out or putting a whole section here that's literally like a minute of work it's it's trivial because we also organize the Dos in such a way that that

54. 26:50

    can happen uh and the same way that you know like we can separate examples and tutorials and put all of the tutorials of nft in here and we could have like chain abstraction here and right like we could have so so that that's what I was saying and people will find this like I can assure you that people will find it because a lot of people like go to doc.org so yeah and you know I I would like to add uh Joe to that conversation so let's let's let's

55. 27:25

    try to have it also a little of chain and try that later a call so we can yeah but using the example you have their our question was should we have a popular tutorial section and when you go to that you see chain instruction fast out or just start from chain attraction and from CH attraction get examples stuff like that but I mean that's that's the details let's try to add go to the conversation because he's actually working on the on

56. 27:55

    the redesign of the website and I will make sure we we we have the conversation see how we can yeah go ahead yeah and also something else is that that's also like something that we could even you know like push further with the blog because people will enter here and will say we see we have a new tutorial on using chain abstraction do not miss it right or we have a new tutorial of blah blah blah and you know we can even brand it like you don't they have contributed a new tutorial or something that's not a problem right

57. 28:27

    like but the whole idea is that suddenly 30,000 people or you know like 30,000 visits would see that uh and even if it is you know like 500 people I'm I'm sure that the statistics on like dogs.org are like you know like this is a lot of people that is going to see it and since this is being recorded this is not just for dead Hub this is alsoo for you if you have a next tutorial come and contribute it we are like it's open source just open open an issue I trust

58. 28:57

    you we got to review it I promise you we're going to review it uh yeah Orie cool um yeah this is great um I'm glad we having conversation and lining uh yeah I would love to give a little bit more context about this sort of you know rethinking of the devhub landing page uh because we've spent quite a bit of time trying to think about like you know who are we what are we doing right like and we've recently uh simplified our scope or like or refined it I would

59. 29:29

    say into like devhub is responsible for for Dev tools it's you know devr and then like platform that enables uh proposals uh decision making funding Etc and right now when people go on devhub like we the the story is not entirely clear like when should they come to devhub when should it go on docs. n.org Etc and I think recently we had this realization like really what we think

60. 29:55

    devhub is is like resources for Developers like we want to be like the the manual for developers when they come here on how to get started and there are many types of resources that exist for developers such as the docs you know website and many more and like we want and we need to figure out how do we tell that story better how do we connect um and actually Vlad I don't know if you're if you're able to speak but maybe do you want to share some of the thinking we

61. 30:20

    have uh for that for that page and how you see it relating to docs yeah well as as already just said the uh the do is definitely the the powerful mechanism to to for selfservice uh for developers but we also see communities and in real life events hackathons and all that stuff being announced through devhub uh so we like and also funding so we have yeah bunch of ideas but actually I don't want to do real this discussion right now the they the goal for us was to also be aligned and uh pick your brain on

62. 30:56

    what you are thinking in terms of the structure uh in order for us to more efficiently lend developers to the resources uh maybe not just to the main page but directly to tutorials or directly to your blog or maybe also you know replicate your block in thehub as well so it would be like two mirrors also you know cross linking um so people have higher chances to see the latest stuff so yeah that's all and Josh I see

63. 31:29

    you also have yeah no uh I just wanted to I got actually another meting I got to jump into um but I just wanted to talk about the examples and stuff yeah it's awesome that Joe or I I don't know he said Boris is creating some fast off examples on on on how to build it that's awesome um yeah just having one place that we're putting it and it' be nice if we just like maybe collectively agree that near examples is the place that we are going to put those examp and then host them so that way they're easy to

64. 32:00

    discover um for developers we spent um I there was so many examples in there it was like I don't know how many there was like 200 or something I'll share a spreadsheet that I had but we did spend some time before my team spun down and kind of handed things over um consolidating things and just making sure that what was there was at least relevant and if it wasn't it was archived or at least clearly marked like

65. 32:24

    this is not uh kept up to date um so yeah I let me share that spreadsheet with you but yeah if you guys are creating any kind of tutorials or guides um I would say um let's create it or make sure that there's um a fork of it or at least we're maintaining it in the one you know near examples organization and then um linking that with docs so that way people are finding it in in docs um that's all just want to make

66. 32:48

    sure that they're that we have a single place to to to have these because I know like proximity is also helping and I know Matt has got an example but it's on his personal GitHub account account um and I would like to kind of you know have the things that everyone's creating it's just hard to um you know you know Point everyone to personal repositories and personal accounts um rather than just having one place where everyone can go just trying to consolidate I know I

67. 33:13

    know we're all about decentralization but sometimes centralization can be okay so that's it yeah and the mint based templates did you see yeah mint based did a bunch too yeah yeah yeah exactly and but now uh Sergio which is is one of the contributors of of of the of the fellowship and we are already like like every week we talk but then they they have a lot of work right now in in m and we are also like swamp with

68. 33:44

    a couple of things but there is the plan to migrate some of those templates into like and and you know like upgrade them to official templates because many of them are very useful and for example like if we have to have an example of to have an nft Marketplace I will trust me in base to contribute to that um and what what Josh was saying was also very relevant in the sense that uh proximity for example now is making a lot of work

69. 34:08

    into into chain abstraction and while yeah some of the repos are not you know like in in in in near examples they have contribute a lot and I have spoken with them a lot while we were creating the things for example Matt uh and and and and or multi-chain example was help a lot by proximity if anyone from from proximity ever sees this like thank you so much for the help in the same way that proximity Is you know like through opening issues helping with uh with with other repositories I

70. 34:41

    think they create new app they were they were fighting some issues and and that's something that like if at some point we manage to do right like if we have like dogs as the gold standard and we all contribute to it it's actually gonna be super it's going to be better for all of us so yeah and anything else that we want to discuss we still have like 40 minutes I think yeah you

71. 35:10

    also wanted to mention like next week's and we interrupted you ah I no I think I was almost done because like in in the next few weeks it's going to be about um yeah finishing migrating the nft tutorial finishing migrating the fual token tutorial uh finishing migrating all of the front ends uh so that was Matias and gik er Serio is checking to revive token Farm do you all know token

72. 35:40

    Farm is uh this yes we we I mean we did a a re we we fixed it we I I added the I added the the so they can pick a different wallet because the the the the code that is there only CH points to near wallet but I don't know where to make a PR for that they all yeah so I don't know we can I don't who Serio you said he was working on that yeah Serio was was was going to to take a look into that uh so

73. 36:18

    we we can we can talk about it I mean probably he can use the code I did uh we wanted to do it because we were launching some you know Meme coins so we were using it but we were we were running local and we made the fixes and I added the the wallet Pier because by default yeah we switch it to my new wallet but you know so yeah so if he interested to use my code I I don't know I I wasn't planning to work more on that I was working with the while the hackers were doing the hackaton in s so I'm happy to share the code or whatever if

74. 36:51

    he wants yeah perfect so this is another example of like it like our whole idea was to just update the coding near examples because the token Farm is actually a near example um and and then go and ask oene if he will kindly give us the token. farm URL just to update the or to tell to you know to tell oene hey here's the code updated for for for your example can you just update the website please yeah I wanted to go that but no AB didn't want to go says he didn't want to waste time that and then

75. 37:23

    I forgot about it but yeah no worries yeah yeah but but but this is where like like we can have this like uh like Hive mentality or Hive work where you know like if you had for example updated the near examples I most probably I would have gone and and ping Eugene and say like Hey Eugene this is updated now just you know update the website um so this is a very good example of like let's try

76. 37:48

    like whatever we do we put it in your examples and then you know like worst case scenario we end up with too many examples I don't think anyone is going to complain from having too many they complain for I pick your ler should explain me how to create a PR for example or something like that I mean the best okay perfect perfect perfect we can also coordinate on that uh and yeah and the other thing is that ah yeah

77. 38:12

    that's the case I want to consolidate SD case in just one place ideally I don't know if it is possible I have to check it but ideally people will enter and say like how to create a smart contract and then you know we will explain it and they choose like JavaScript or or or or rust and then the page changes and shows them like you know like okay you want to create using JavaScript this is the code you want to create them using rust this is the code and all of the pages are the

78. 38:39

    same and then what changes is the code and some explanations of course will change but I will hope I will expect not too many of them to change and that will be the next like three to yeah two three weeks awesome yeah exactly crossing fingers yeah Sasha yeah chance guys we get a link too after all to Club sorry any chance we get some links uh yeah I think it's been a while already right yeah hate to Hate to to the table yeah no no I know I know

79. 39:26

    I promise you that have it in my mind uh because you asked for this like last week but we literally like on migrating the things uh so for example like Korea translated 80% of the documentation and after we made the change they only had 20% of or like 10% of the documentation uh migrated so therefore like the past three days since Monday has been like literally trying to fix translations so a whole country you know

80. 39:57

    at least like people that speak a language does not end up without also like I think it's like USA and then the second country that most pits or documentation e Korea but next week we should be more calm and then I can I I can actually do that what so just uh to let you know what I'm planning to do it's it's okay yeah it's fine it's fine yeah I got it I I this is what just friendly reminder and and this is uh not crucial you you survive

81. 40:25

    regardless right uh the yeah I I I this is like an idea that I I would like to share with you guys like I I'm not sure if if it's worth to consider like is there any analytics that can be shared publicly like to people like to who comes to to dogs uh to near dogs uh about what is popular now like what is like trending hot and stuff like that like the most useful and the most uh

82. 40:55

    readable articles yeah I can ask around but I suppose I suppose that it's possible and I can already tell you that um we we see it like consistently that most of the people actually let me share my screen uh most of the people actually comes to this part of the documentation most of the people will come here to concept and see what is near like this is the most visited P page in in our documentation and then the second one is trans actions

83. 41:28

    apparently people want to see about like you know what are transactions and Etc uh and then another one of the most visited is like what is a smart contract and the quick start of the of the smart contract uh but I can I can compile because because this I have like numbers going around in some page I can try to compile like a nice graph and and share it like uh like let me write it let me

84. 41:53

    write it down as a to yeah I I I think I think this is a good good Insight you know about what is happening right and this the ones that that you Shar they're more like uh like uh normal people related right but like and there could be another one the like uh uh what's part the most interest among developers like is a CH chain abstraction or whatever like like anything you know

85. 42:18

    just like like this is how the uh content publishing system works right they they have to recommend people to go further yeah yeah and actually you know what this will make a very good blog post so we can actually just make a blog post about uh about and and we could even like you know do also statistics from devhub and see you know like we see from documentation that people is talking about this and we see that from

86. 42:48

    hackathons maybe this information is coming absolutely absolutely yeah yeah this could be a good um this this is this is the perfect example of like a a blog post in collaborative blog post yeah I wrote it down already in the in my notes so I will I will take that into next week and I was going to tell you like with respect to the link what I what I want to do is to add also a section of uh external learning

87. 43:14

    resources such as um as uh near learn Club H and ER I what's the other one Vlad that that they doing the tests that they're doing this Interactive Learning of a smart contract JavaScript yeah AG up thank you yeah yeah yeah and uh actually most probably I want to put that uh we have a section of external links uh and right now it's like running a not and near indexers so like I think that more important will be like other

88. 43:51

    like you know like learning websites and we can put them there uh and then I also want to add section in resources and I have to see if they finish because they were doing some statistics on this and I didn't want to skew them but you know most probably we can add them here in the resources also so so yeah that's possible I did not forget it give me next week and I I promise you that next

89. 44:15

    week there will be a pi out this awesome awesome awesome thank you so much any other topics for the day that we would like to discuss as if not if anyone is seeing this and you have tutorials and example that you want to that you will want to put please just make a a PR um and yeah then that will be it we can also end it 10 minute short awesome thank you everyone and I'll see you soon