add references to the awesome-transit list #12
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Thanks @derhuerst for this addition. I had something very similar on my task lists. Anyway, we had to postpone publishing the site until we clarify some internal rules. Until then (hopefully end of January) we will probably not be accepting any PRs. Sorry for this delay. |
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Linking to the awesome-transit list allows users looking for more-general-but-also-supporting-NeTEx-etc tools to find the most relevant list.
We could also consider adding it to the info box (upon clicking on "Click for more") on the standards pages, e.g. the GTFS one. What do you think?