Credo: First 24 hours, Roadmap coming

I am overwhelmed by the response to Credo, the first teaching code linter for Elixir. It was released approx. 24 hours ago, and I could not be happier with the reaction on Twitter, GitHub and via email.

Checkout Credo on GitHub if you haven’t!

We’re now at v0.1.6 and I plan to release a roadmap on Friday for how I think this should commence. I will do so in form of an issue on GitHub, so we all have a chance to see and discuss future development and prioritization thereof.

Some impressions of the kind reactions on Twitter:

Credo, the first _teaching_ code linter for @ElixirLang. https://t.co/3kSNmD8BfE

— The Changelog (@changelog) November 18, 2015

Credo: Elixir code linting tool by @rrrene. Elixir tooling continues to wow -https://t.co/panzEgABPL pic.twitter.com/indIWWOrDS

— Praveen Wicliff (@_wicliff) November 17, 2015

René, this is great stuff! @rrrene @josevalim @paulcsmith @Joseph_Kain

— Clark Kampfe (@clarkkampfe) November 16, 2015

@rrrene @clarkkampfe @josevalim @paulcsmith good stuff. Already learned something from the tool!

— Joseph Kain (@Joseph_Kain) November 16, 2015

i have no idea how well it works in practice, but holy shit i love this idea: https://t.co/JcCvjjHdkH

— Keith Gaddis (@karmajunkie) November 16, 2015

@rrrene love love love what you're doing with both credo and inch. It's stuff like this that makes a community great.

— Zen ⚡️ (@zensavona) November 17, 2015

Thanks a million! I feel very fortunate to be a part of this community.