SemanticDiff for GitHub is a web tool that lets users review GitHub commits and pull requests using a language aware diff. Users log in via GitHub. The site links example pull requests from axios, DevToys and Apache Drill.
act runs GitHub Actions locally, reading workflows from .github/workflows/ and determining which actions to execute. It uses the Docker API to pull or build the necessary images and run containers for each action, with environment variables and filesystem configured to match GitHub.
DiffsHub is a browser-based viewer for code changes from public GitHub diff and patch URLs. It renders pull requests, comparisons, commits, diffs and patches in a virtualized interface, and can be opened by replacing github.com in a URL with diffshub.com. Optional fine-grained or classic GitHub tokens, stored in localStorage, allow viewing private diffs. Large comparisons may crash mobile browsers.
GotHub is an alternative front-end for GitHub written in Go, described as a work in progress. It uses no JavaScript and makes no requests to GitHub from the client side, and the project notes it is looking for new maintainers.
A curated list of browser extensions for GitHub, organized by categories such as code, pull requests, notifications and themes, and browsable by browser. It includes entries such as Octotree for reading source without downloading repositories and Refined GitHub for simplifying the interface.
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.
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act runs GitHub Actions locally, reading workflows from .github/workflows/ and determining which actions to execute. It uses the Docker API to pull or build the necessary images and run containers for each action, with environment variables and filesystem configured to match GitHub.
DiffsHub is a browser-based viewer for code changes from public GitHub diff and patch URLs. It renders pull requests, comparisons, commits, diffs and patches in a virtualized interface, and can be opened by replacing github.com in a URL with diffshub.com. Optional fine-grained or classic GitHub tokens, stored in localStorage, allow viewing private diffs. Large comparisons may crash mobile browsers.
GotHub is an alternative front-end for GitHub written in Go, described as a work in progress. It uses no JavaScript and makes no requests to GitHub from the client side, and the project notes it is looking for new maintainers.
A curated list of browser extensions for GitHub, organized by categories such as code, pull requests, notifications and themes, and browsable by browser. It includes entries such as Octotree for reading source without downloading repositories and Refined GitHub for simplifying the interface.
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.
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