add article on dev.to with faker example

[cieslarmichal]

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[uilianries]

I could write the post 😄 Of course, I would shared the draft first to have your review/changes/approval.

[cieslarmichal]

Ok 😄 let me know when you will have a draft 🔥

[uilianries]

@cieslarmichal Please, take a look in https://gist.github.com/uilianries/1ec377525eed5474d29c687adf49e622

[cieslarmichal]

it's cool!! nice image with faker logo 👍
I would add github submodule as alternative to conan for consuming package

[cieslarmichal]

I think we could add this Key Features section to our main readme as well :D very nice

[uilianries]

I would add github submodule as alternative to conan for consuming package

Okay, I'll update it 😄

[uilianries]

@cieslarmichal I just updated the post, please, take a look in https://gist.github.com/uilianries/1ec377525eed5474d29c687adf49e622#file-post-md

I included a section how to build faker from scratch using cmake and git submodules. Plus, I added a section about supported platforms.

[cieslarmichal]

Looks good 🚢

[cieslarmichal]

do you think it's a good idea to add the introduction and key features sections to our readme? they seem fresh

[uilianries]

Yes, I do, because usually people want to know if worth using or not a library. The introduction would clarify that.

[cieslarmichal]

Ok lets do that

[uilianries]

Published on dev.to: https://dev.to/uilianries/faker-c-generate-realistic-fake-data-for-testing-and-development-2eh2

[cieslarmichal]

Perfect! 😎

[cieslarmichal]

I added introduction to readme :)