I’ve been using Github for a very long time now, and along the way I’ve been gathering a step-by-step guide on creating the perfect Github reposito...
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You picked great live examples! Thank you very much for sharing.
What also makes a GitHub repository attractive to me is when they are using GitHub releases and proper changelogs. Example: github.com/mui/material-ui/release...
Using GitHub pages for API documentation is also important. Example: github.com/vazco/uniforms/tree/gh-...
Thank you for these suggestions! 👍
I will be updating the article, and giving you the credits!
Oh, that's cool! Thank you. 😊
You can add much more such as profile viewer count etc.
You can have a look at my GitHub repository as well regarding stats & github actions 🙂
Very interesting, thanks!
They are not actually for repositories only for profiles, it will look odd if you do the same on your project.
Damn this is really a great article. I know that readmes are important and they make the project even better. But here you mentioned a few things about which I was completely unaware of. Thanks for sharing!
I'm glad you liked it! 👍️
Nice write up and something I will be using for future projects. There is another piece of screen recording software I thought useful to mention it is called Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) obsproject.com/. You can capture a whole screen or specific windows or a section of a screen. Best of all it is free and open source.
Thanks for the suggestion! 👍
I'll add it to the article and give you the credits for suggesting it.
Thanks for the tips, they are good points overall
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Awesome collection of tools for GitHub readme 🔥.
Thanks! 🤗
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preposterous project? 😳
Fixed! Thanks for pointing it out! 👍️
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Very useful post! Thanks for your sharing.
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I have a great example for number 8 (Roadmap). The TypeScript team is publishing its roadmap publicly on GitHub: github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/wi...
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Thanks for this sharing !! Do you recommand some tools for the Step 5. "record visuals" part
I updated the article to include some tools. You can use asciicinema to record your CLI application, or loom to record generally any area in your screen.
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Thank you for your article and the tools you shared.
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Good list. To record a gif on Linux which works great on GitHub you can use Peek.
Simple animated GIF screen recorder with an easy to use interface
Peek - an animated GIF recorder
IMPORTANT: The Peek project has been declared deprecated, please read the announcement.
Simple screen recorder with an easy to use interface
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It's truly helpful!