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Hey there! If you're reading this, you're probably here for Hacktoberfest. If you're not, you're probably here because you're interested in nanoflakes. Either way, welcome!
Note
This is a child issue to nanoflakes/.github#4, the main Hacktoberfest issue for Nanoflakes. Use this issue to discuss improvements and contributions for the Java implementation of Nanoflakes.
What's a Nanoflake?
Nanoflakes is a specification for unique identifiers which can be generated locally or from a remote server. The specification is designed to be simple and easy to implement, and to be compatible with Twitter's Snowflake algorithm, which Nanoflakes is based on.
The official, full specification can be found here.
I want to contribute!
Awesome! You can contribute to the Java implementation by submitting PRs to this repository!
You can improve on the Java implementation by...
Fixing bugs
Improving the code's documentation
Suggesting improvements to the codebase
If you have any other ideas for how you can contribute, please open an issue or
pull request to suggest them in this issue!
End note
If you have any questions, feel free to ask them in the comments below!
Nanoflakes is my hobby project, and I'm doing this for fun. I'm not expecting
anyone to contribute, but if you do, I'll be happy to accept your pull requests!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hacktoberfest!
Hey there! If you're reading this, you're probably here for Hacktoberfest. If you're not, you're probably here because you're interested in nanoflakes. Either way, welcome!
Note
This is a child issue to nanoflakes/.github#4, the main Hacktoberfest issue for Nanoflakes. Use this issue to discuss improvements and contributions for the Java implementation of Nanoflakes.
What's a Nanoflake?
Nanoflakes is a specification for unique identifiers which can be generated locally or from a remote server. The specification is designed to be simple and easy to implement, and to be compatible with Twitter's Snowflake algorithm, which Nanoflakes is based on.
The official, full specification can be found here.
I want to contribute!
Awesome! You can contribute to the Java implementation by submitting PRs to this repository!
You can improve on the Java implementation by...
If you have any other ideas for how you can contribute, please open an issue or
pull request to suggest them in this issue!
End note
If you have any questions, feel free to ask them in the comments below!
Nanoflakes is my hobby project, and I'm doing this for fun. I'm not expecting
anyone to contribute, but if you do, I'll be happy to accept your pull requests!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: