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I use GitHub every day. I’ve never used the “feed” for anything. I don’t think Ive ever seen a recommendation for anything. Who uses this? Are people discoveri
by prepend 3y ago
I use GitHub every day. I’ve never used the “feed” for anything. I don’t think Ive ever seen a recommendation for anything.
Who uses this? Are people discovering projects through GitHub? I typically find them through other sites that just direct link. Or mostly from colleagues as we have several hundred repos in my org.
This seems like a horrible feature GitHub added, but seems easy to avoid.
- nine_zeros 3y agoGithub is going through the same enshittification as many other tech companies. Features are being made so that management can show their team is up to something useful.
- eindiran 3y agoAgreed. The good news is that so far most (all?) of the enshittification-oriented changes have been easy to ignore. Gamified badges? Who cares, I never look at the profile any way. Feed of bullshit recommendations? Who cares, I never look at it. Now, it probably is still a bad thing, but as a daily GH user, it hasn't impacted me much so far.
- xinayder 3y agoI used the feed to check projects people I follow are starring or contributing to. I used the Explore tab to find new and interesting repositories.