It looks like a very useful project that I will probably start using. Sadly, my usual workflow for gitignores is to grab one from a previous project of mine and adapt, or else Google a big project I know in the language I'm targeting, grab from there, and make a few adjustments. Your process looks much more efficient.
But how did you even make $10 in Bitcoins? I don't even see a donation link or address, much less a place to sign up for a paid plan.
I see a lot of potential, for example, you could expand a premium plan to include other project templates, like maybe travis.yaml, and the various .jshintrc and other ....rc's, perhaps). I'd pay $10/year for that, maybe more depending on how well it was done.
Or perhaps if it's just a side project you're not really interested in expanding.
Also, Bitcoin just realistically, Bitcoin isn't used by a lot of people, even in the developer community. It's great to include it as an add-on, but I'd think if you want to make money, you need to accept USD.
But how did you even make $10 in Bitcoins? I don't even see a donation link or address, much less a place to sign up for a paid plan.
I see a lot of potential, for example, you could expand a premium plan to include other project templates, like maybe travis.yaml, and the various .jshintrc and other ....rc's, perhaps). I'd pay $10/year for that, maybe more depending on how well it was done.
Or perhaps if it's just a side project you're not really interested in expanding.
Also, Bitcoin just realistically, Bitcoin isn't used by a lot of people, even in the developer community. It's great to include it as an add-on, but I'd think if you want to make money, you need to accept USD.