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Stick it on Github as three files - image, html, css - so folks can "watch" it. I've found that the watch feature of github helps me remember all these little n
by eykanal 15y ago
Stick it on Github as three files - image, html, css - so folks can "watch" it. I've found that the watch feature of github helps me remember all these little nifty snippets of functionality so that, one day, when the need comes around, I actually remember that the thing exists, I can find it easily, and I can use it.
- moeedm 15y agoOn it.
- flexd 15y agoThe only problem about that on GitHub is that you can't "unwatch" all the notifications while still watching the project. I'm watching 128 repositories and my news feed is just noise to me now. :-/
- eykanal 15y agoSomeone from GitHub needs to see this comment.
- intellection 15y agoAbsent advanced news feed organization, - if it is found? News feeds feel ignored programmatically, little extension seen on important sites.
- dpritchett 15y agoI follow my friend's hobby projects, but my news feed is 99% CoffeeScript updates. It'd be really nice to have more control over that view.
- Pewpewarrows 15y agoGitHub needs a major overhaul of the entire activity stream. Right now I'm forced to use the GitMarks Chrome Extension and keep a very curated list of projects / people to watch. And the feed is still chaotic and unusable most of the time. They overhauled Issues from a useless issue tracker into my primary Project Management tool, so I'm quite confident that they can revamp the actions feed successfully.
- albertzeyer 15y agoI do that, too. And same complaints as one of this post childs. Sometimes though, I wonder why I don't use the tools which were made for this. I.e. the browser bookmarks. Maybe the browser bookmarks really need some improvements to be useable. Because in many cases, I tend not to use them (leave open tabs instead, use 'watch project' on GitHub, and so on). E.g., there could be some rules, like when I bookmark a page on GitHub, it automatically puts it into a bookmark directory called "GitHub projects" or so. Maybe also more dynamics. Like there could be scripts running on a bookmark directory which check for updates on the specific site/project and push them up, print a headline or so.