TL;DR
If you are a maintainer of a GitHub repository, you might want to get some contributors, stars, and visibility.
The best way to d...
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I'm so glad I knew about your tool @nevodavid because I was notified this weekend that BoxyHQ's SaaS Starter Kit was trending on GitHub. I almost jumped out of my chair when I saw the email.
Thanks a million!
This is just awesome!!!!!
I plan on contributing to this amazing project :)
Really amazing tool and useful tool @nevodavid you've built for community.
Thank you and keep building cool stuff!
Thank you, Shreya!
I am excited to see firecamp on the trending list!
Very helpful tool, thank you Nevo! It's amazing
Thank you so much Igor!
I know this feeling. I was one of the first people who started contributing to open source projects on Github (what a silly flex huh? lol) And I find this very nice! How Can we donate your ass? :)
Thank you @the_kray_twins!
By reading, you are already helping me ❤️
:) Its time for you to create a Bitcoin or even Monero address for some mad donations my friend. All big projects are offering a BItcoin and Monero address. Check whonix, bfme reforged, Qubes os, Tor, Project, Grayhame project, Discourse etc. and so on. Keep it up!
Thanks for sharing all the details on the implementation, David 🙌 I like your Next.js setup and will check out your other articles 👌
Thank you for reading!
Cool project, I don't think this one passed the "is it worth your time" test haha
Without the tutorial and stuff, it took me 5-6 hours
Registered and am waiting for this to mail me, "Resume-Matcher is trending on GitHub."
Great work, mate! OSS Devs will like the tool.
Added a repo. Waiting for the notif..lol
I hope you get there!
Great article !!
Thank you for sharing.
Thank you fo reading 🚀
To simplify the tool, when a user authorizes github can you make it just list their public repos so they can checkboxes to choose the ones to add?
I let you to add any repo, not only yours :)
I think it's better.
I monitor some repositories I don't own