examples.love

[rmcode]

Maybe we should put this on github so it's easier for people to contribute examples?

[Jack5500]

Maybe we should put this on github so it's easier for people to contribute examples?

I think this is a good idea. Is there a kind of Löve Org on GitHub?

[monolifed]

It is a good idea. I think everyone should be able to contribute
I played with it a little more, added a not-quite-functional code viewer and probably broke other stuff.

[Megadardery]

added a couple of examples, and fixed the video bug. Unfortunately, I didn't notice the previous post. The examples I added are 18, and 19. There is a bug with the animation though, I didn't bother to fix it.

[pgimeno]

Having it in github is not enough. We already have https://github.com/bartoleo/Love-Examples for 0.8 and https://github.com/Codingale/LOVE for 0.9. What is needed is someone willing to maintain it long term.

[Jack5500]

No offense, but it doesn't matter if anyone says he will do it. In the long term you can't rely on a single person. That's why there should be some kind of org behind it. Maybe slime can give some advice here

[monolifed]

added a couple of examples, and fixed the video bug. Unfortunately, I didn't notice the previous post. The examples I added are 18, and 19. There is a bug with the animation though, I didn't bother to fix it.

Added them (slightly modified them because of the following reason).
Also removed the restriction on filenames and moved all example files to ./examples folder and assets to ./assets folder.
They still have numbers because list is ordered by filename order (love.filesystem.getDirectoryItems)
Code viewer is still useless.

[rmcode]

I agree with Jack5500. An org sounds like a good idea.

[Jack5500]

I've gone ahead and created an organisation on GitHub, added the release and sourcecode to a public repo and added it to the wiki.

Not trying to own anything, please feel free to send me your GitHub username I'll add you the organisation

[bobbyjones]

I don't think you should add just anyone to the org. I think someone should make a PR and a maintainer would evaluate and accept the PR. After so many PRs the person can become a maintainer. The initial group of maintainers probably should be trusted members of the community. (Do we trust anyone in this community???)

Also if I were to be trusted (don't do ittt!) My github username is BobbyJoness