Here are GitHub Extensions that I use. They will enable you to improve your productivity on GitHub. Please share your favorite extensions in the comments.
Octotree allows easy exploration of the source code within the browser through a panel on the left:
github-dashboard provides the ability to filter events on the Github.com activity dashboard
Sourcegraph allows going to definition and finding references within the code
Octolinker allows navigating through code more efficiently by turning module imports into clickable links so you can easily view their source
github-repo-size displays repository size and individual file sizes on GitHub
refined-github simplifies the GitHub interface and adds several useful features
No more jumps caused by recently pushed branches
(They are moved to the side)
Reaction avatars showing who reacted to a comment
The option to wait for checks when merging a PR
Clickable references to issues and pull requests
Links to an issue's closing commit or pull request
ZenHub is a better way to manage your GitHub Issues. It supports Multi-repo Boards, Epics, and reports - all inside of GitHub
github-npm-stats displays npm download stats on a GitHub repo
npmhub displays npm dependencies on GitHub repos
isometric-contributions renders an isometric pixel art version of GitHub contribution graphs
Top comments (14)
@maestromac
Thanks for sharing these. GitKraken website looks awesome! I will definitely check it out. That Win95 looks interesting too.
I just came across this yesterday: github.com/felixrieseberg/windows95. It is a fully-functional Windows 95 in electron!
I will just leave it here: bellard.org/jslinux/vm.html?url=ht...
Great list Nick! I use refined-github and zendesk personally and are amazing.
Thank you for the list; I am adding others now :D.
You're welcome, David!
What is your use-case with zendesk? I thought the integration is mainly for support tickets?
I used ZenDesk in a small dev group in a Kan-ban style workflow. We had 'ideas', 'researching', 'implementing', 'on dev', and 'deployed' and the like. It worked out well enough for the small team. It did, as you pointed out, allow us to take user reported issue straight into our workflow (that can be a good or a bad thing depending on your organization).
Hope that helps.
There's also github.com/onmyway133/github-chat where you can chat :P
Wow, this looks really interesting. Definitely better than Gitter. :)
Thanks for sharing!
Have you seen win95.ajf.me/?
Notifier for Chrome/Firefox: github.com/sindresorhus/notifier-f... 😉
Love Gitkraken as well as it solves my multi platform laptops (Linux, MacOS and from time to time Windows).
It works really well.