A few days ago, I presented a very simple React app that shows what's going on in any GitHub repository. You can read about it here:
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Get to know what's going on in any GitHub repository!
Alberto Pérez de Rada Fiol ・ Jan 18 ・ 1 min read
After thinking a bit more about it, I decided to go ahead and turn the app into a Rails app with a React frontend powered by the react-rails
gem, you can check it out here!
I decided to go the Rails way for a few reasons:
- A backend was needed to be able to implement a GitHub login (already done! 😎), which will allow for many other features to come, stay tunned for them!
- I wanted to build something with Rails again for too long 😜
- Do you really need more? 😁
I'll keep you posted on the progress, thanks for reading!
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