I stumbled on a site this week that's quietly become part of my morning routine. It's called git-homed, and it does one simple thing well: it tracks GitHub Trending every day. Instead of me hopping between language filters and guessing what's new, it organizes everything by language and category. I've already found three small projects I actually use—a CLI for viewing parquet files, a tiny state machine library, and a font for my terminal. What I like most is that it shows genuinely new entries, not just the same popular repos recycled. If you're like me and enjoy seeing what's bubbling up before it hits your feed, give GitHub trending a bookmark. No login, no noise, just a clean daily list. It's a small tool, but it's earned a spot in my tabs.
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A Personal Note on Git Homed
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