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The Portal Loop #1108
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This was referenced Oct 2, 2023
Regarding this objective, I was wondering why #903 isn't mentioned ? |
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https://github.com/orgs/gnolang/projects/13
Objective
Create a robust markdown render for Gno.land Home and Launch pages, combining both static elements and dynamic DAO-generated data. This render will form the basis for creating a seamless loop around feedback, testing, and iterative development to constantly enhance local development and, in turn, enhance the Gno.land website.
The Portal Loop
The Portal Loop is a cyclical process aimed at continuously refining our work based on actionable feedback. It commences with clear directives from the leadership, pointing us towards the envisaged outcome. Open dialogue, testing, dogfooding, and constant feedback are its core pillars.
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Expected Outcomes
Upon successful implementation of the Portal Loop, we anticipate:
Important Note
This dedicated testnet is a staging platform primarily for the core team to display their achievements. While it doesn't offer full network support (e.g., no indexers), users can still experiment with this staging testnet. However, for conventional operations, users should consider other testnets (like test3, test4) or set up local nodes.
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