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Tylon — moving a card runs Git
A delivery board whose columns are your branches. Pick a card up and the branch is cut; push and the pull request opens; move it to the last column and the merge happens. Works on
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A delivery board whose columns are your branches. Pick a card up and the branch is cut; push and the pull request opens; move it to the last column and the merge happens. Works on
@tylonapp · X
Learn Git through interactive missions with an in-browser terminal and virtual team collaboration.
@0shuvo0 · X
Turns GitHub activity into an AI-reviewed developer profile and shareable CV alternative.
u/tuco_ye · Reddit
We think GitHub profiles deserve better. So we built GitFlex. We think GitHub profiles deserve better. Every developer has spent hours polishing a CV while their best work is already on GitHub. GitHub tells part of your story. We wanted to help tell the rest. So we built GitFlex - your second CV, powered by real GitHub data. Beta version includes: 🧬 Dev DNA A beautiful, customizable developer portfolio powered by real GitHub data that stays up to date automatically. 🤖 AI R
Analyze any GitHub profile to get a score, badges, language breakdown, and a roast.
@w3ziqv · X
built GitScore — analyzes your GitHub activity and gives you a score from 0 to 1000+ based on commits, stars, impact, and global rank still early, would love brutal feedback
Decentralized freelance marketplace where you can earn Solana tokens for skilled work.
@aka_gaurang · X
There are bounties for creators to grow
OpenTunnel gives your local apps persistent public domains—perfect for webhooks, live demos, and mobile testing. No ports to open, no router to fight, no traffic left unseen.
@troywrlds · X
Search indexed open-source code and packages with version history, metadata, and dependency information.
@Jack_Timonen · X
Yantra — https://t.co/0WhB8hBfSb 🚀 We’re building Yantra as an all-in-one platform for connecting, building, and automating software. • 1,000+ connectors, built without relying on
@Yantrapp · X
Yantra — 🚀 We’re building Yantra as an all-in-one platform for connecting, building, and automating software. • 1,000+ connectors, built without relying on third-party automation platforms • Built-in Canvas for creating and working with apps/ideas • Cloud code generation • CRM & HRM • Workflow automation, similar to n8n • A marketplace where people can publish their own services, while others can discover, buy, and use them plug-and-play It’s still in beta and there’s a lot more we’re building. Would love to hear your thoughts on what we’re building 👀
Desktop app that transforms your git history into music to document builds and experiments.
@ivygrzy · X
My git history as music. This is Unicorn: a desktop app I built w/ @AnthropicAI's Claude Code. It lives beside the terminal and documents my builds. Every experiment logs itself. Every commit plays a note. The story: The preview:
Save X posts and webpages through email or Telegram, turning them into interconnected markdown notes.
@MyCrystalSite · X
Drop a file to get a shareable link—no signup required.
@gonelf · X
So many things - dead simple way to share projects within your team - dead simple base - no backend forms - ez directory submissions - a Lego event
Connect a GitHub repo to automatically detect user flows, visualize code structure, and identify where users get stuck.
u/freestyle_gonzo · Reddit
Vibe coding made building fast. It didn't make understanding easy. Something changed in the last year. Vibe coding (or agentic engineering if you ask some) made writing an app fast. Week-to-weekend fast. More people are building software than ever before, and I think that's a genuinely good thing. But fast building creates a new bottleneck. Writing code is no longer the hard part. Understanding what you built and its nuances is. A huge share of people shipping right now have never analyzed