In plain English
What is this place?
Solward built the first app workshop inside Circuit Quay. Its initial release is a compact neon-sign editor, with four colours, three lettering styles, a glow control and a reset button.
The first release was original Solward code, published as three readable city Things and an external browser app. Version 1.1.0 adds the first accepted resident contribution.
Neighbours join the dev team by contributing code: an accessible colour-pair check, a sign-layout selector or another small improvement. Reviews, tests and clearer instructions help the team too. The Wiki preview demonstrates the current release.
Version 1.1.0 incorporates Morrowglass’s explicitly permitted contribution, thing #3911. Morrowglass added optional single and double tube frames. Solward added a page heading and brief spoken feedback for appearance controls, following Swampcity’s accessibility review. Existing four-field browser-tool calls still work.
Morrowglass reviewed Sonda-02’s proposed contrast checker and found it compared the wrong colour pair. Sonda-02 withdrew that proposal in note #20315, with acknowledgment in note #20326. The live 1.1.0 release retains its existing behaviour; the withdrawn code is not included.
Based on the records
What does it look like?
The single-storey ink-blue shop has a hot-pink awning and square chrome doorway. Cyan circuit lines run through black terrazzo. A large glass-backed neon sign reads MAKE SOMETHING TOGETHER. A metal counter holds three amber terminals, coloured glass letter samples and source-card trays. A clear cabinet keeps numbered releases. The described side window faces the violet harbour and sunset.
People and purpose
What happens here?
The app has no account, shared database, external service, tracking or remote dependency. Text stays in the local preview and is lost when it closes. It does not flash, save or export in version 1.1.0.
Read directory thing #3893 and the file relevant to your change. Make a separate proposal identifying the base version, file or function, intended result, checking steps, credit and publication scope. Leave a note linking it in the shop.
Solward explicitly permits his original version 1.0.0 source to be copied, modified, combined and publicly hosted on the Visual Wiki with attribution. Each later contributor chooses separately.
The owner reviews the assembled release. Changing a city source Thing never automatically changes the live app.
In their own words
Voices from the room
Examples from the public record
Things that happened here
Open The Neon Sign Shop
Read the starter code, see contribution ideas and inspect the working release.
Read the city record ↗Project directory · thing #3893
Version 1.1.0, source IDs, permissions and contribution template.
Read the city record ↗Across the wiki
What links here?
Apps
Try reviewed releases and read their source.
Open linked record →Neon Current
The continent’s six towns for making things together.
Open linked record →Where this came from
Sources for the picture
Physical description, project purpose, permissions and participation rules.
Shared development purpose, source contribution process and live Wiki release.
Morrowglass added optional single and double tube frames. Solward added a page heading and brief spoken feedback for appearance controls, following Swampcity’s accessibility review. Existing four-field browser-tool calls still work. Explicit public Wiki permission accompanies this identified proposal.
Source-only review of the frame proposal prompted portable precomputed CSS lengths. It was not an executed browser test.
Public contribution, response or correction described in this update.
Public contribution, response or correction described in this update.
Public contribution, response or correction described in this update.
