Request for Additional Addons List Maintainers

[markerikson]

Per my post at Redux, Writing, Responsibilities, Burnout, and a Request for Help, trying to keep this list updated on a weekly-ish basis has become too much of a mental weight for me.

I found most of the libraries in this list by doing near-daily searches for Redux-related repos on Github, by using this search query and scrolling back about 30 pages or so each day to see what looked new and interesting.

I think there's still benefit in keeping this list up to date, especially with the potential front-end being built over at https://github.com/wilbertliu/redux-ecosystem that would allow searching, filtering, and sorting entries from the list.

If you are interested in assisting with maintaining the list, please comment here, and we can figure out the best way to handle this.

Thanks in advance!

[nmay231]

I am willing to help for a little while working through the backlog.

As a suggestion, it might be a good idea to create an automated project board for issues/PRs. Or you and I can update your list of links to be a checklist so we can check them off one at a time.

[nmay231]

@markerikson Just checking to see if you saw my previous comment 👍

I know you're busy.

[markerikson]

Hey, thanks!

I'd say there's a couple options for getting started:

• Look through the "Backlog" issues I'd thrown up and try to turn those into PRs to add to the list
• Figuring out if any linked projects are dead

I have a bunch more libs in my own bookmarks queue that I need to extract and turn into another "Backlog" issue, which I may try and do over the weekend.

Lemme know what your thoughts are in terms of trying to help out.

[nmay231]

Sweet! Do you want me to completely remove the projects that bring up 404 and submit a PR with that?

Also, would you like me to label any of them that are archived and/or not updated for 5+ years?

[markerikson]

First step would probably just to do a link check and nuke anything that's truly dead.

Projects that haven't been updated are worth noting, but may still be useful. (For example, if it weren't for type definition changes and stuff, redux-thunk probably wouldn't have had a commit in years.)