Should I post this module

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#1

Hello people, I have made a module and I want to open source it but I am anxious it will get negative feedback as the module is pretty short and simple (it also uses trove)

The module is called BetterConnections (prob gonna change)
What this module does is it creates a metatable with a setup of:
self.Connections = {}
and there is a function called self:Connect(Name, Function, Parameters)
self:Connect("RenderSteppedConnection", RunService.RenderStepped, function(Delta) print(Delta) end))

and there is a disconnect function which is self explantory and a debris function which sets a connection for a set amount of time before disconnecting. Now I don’t know if the name is actual connections as I dont think it supports signal:Once(function() and similar

So just give me some feedback and what I should do. Maybe even some name ideas.
Also I suck at explaining so if you need to ask questions go ahead.

#2

Belongs in #help-and-feedback:code-review or #help-and-feedback:creations-feedback. Which ever one you like.

As for the module you need to post the code so we could know if it’s worthy of positive feedback or a very tiny amount of negative feedback.

Just a tip that, don’t let the bad people who discourage you in this world hold you back. Do what you like, share what you like. Because at the end of the day in this hell of 8.2 billion people, at least ONE will appreciate your work other than you or those you know.

#4

not really because hes not show any actual code. hes asking if he should open source his module
well nevermind

#5

Are you sure… lol…

As for OP, I will get back to you soon. Hopefully.

As for the name, it’s great. BetterConnections sounds great.

#6

I’m just gonna post it see what people think
wish me luck lol

#7

Oh, alright.

Ah, don’t worry about the people. Most of em just discourage you because your module is actually good.

I was reading the code a bit and it doesn’t seem bad at all.

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#8

Oh sorry for deleting it early, and thanks! I’m pretty sure you can get a good read out of it when I finish writing up the examples

#9