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LibHunt lists open-source projects, libraries and tools across programming languages, ranked by social media mentions and developer engagement. It also presents trending projects, latest discoveries and mentions, and an index of programming language popularity.
GitHub CLI is a command-line tool that brings GitHub workflow functions to the terminal, including commands for issues, pull requests, releases and repositories. The page lists sample commands and describes it as scriptable, customizable and enterprise-ready, positioned as an alternative to context switching.
Gut is a user-friendly Git command-line client for Windows, macOS and GNU/Linux, built with Golang. It provides commands such as Save, Ignore, Revert, Undo and Sync, and is fully compatible with Git, allowing switching between the two. It saves credentials in the system keychain and can use GitHub or GitLab to diff changes.
Notabug is a developer resource for coding, documentation, communities, security research, or software tools.
For the Badge creates custom SVG badges for projects. It offers a visual generator for badge design and a REST API that returns badges via query parameters. The project is open source, and badges can be exported as SVG or copied as markdown for use in READMEs.
The stacking workflow describes stacked pull requests, stacked diffs and stacked changes as an alternative workflow for managing pull requests. The site argues that code review takes a long time and slows developers down, and that stacking parallelizes development and code review so work can build on changes not yet merged. It notes that stacking manually is hard.
