I have been worried lately about apps and services I've given access to my GitHub repositories. I had to click each app/oauth app to see the access/permissions.
Instead, I built a chrome extension that makes the information available on the list views.
https://t.co/CwbGbLTlhg
I created a Chrome Extension that makes GitHub awesome lists even awesomer! It's not published so you'll need to get it from the repo.
A modal pops up with the searchable and sortable by:
- Stars and forks
- Latest commit on the default branch
- Open issues, excluding pull requests
- License and archived state
- A plain maintenance label: Active, Quiet, Stale, or Archived
https://t.co/U894cFs75s
@tommyvedvik@MuzzammilRafiq7 It’s nice to see developers ask for money for their efforts. We all need to do this more. Yes there are alternatives that are free, but we are behind terminals all day. I invest in my bed, my computer desk and chair, and my software that I use to make money. Great price too.
@bookercodes Yes sir! Those were great times, although I'm glad I'm no longer running an advertising platform.
I am now working full time building AI solutions with mastra!
Keep up the great content and great work. I'm an active lurker in the mastra discord (ping me whenever)
@dew_yashtwt @calcsam@mastra@calcsam Is this a new feature within Mastra? The CLI has been around for a while and there isn't a "New" label in the docs.
My son has been writing, composing and singing his own original short songs for practice and exposure. I really think he's getting pretty good!
https://t.co/aMAdDAZehm
@rubycentralorg is this true??!!
https://t.co/hOH4gpsbcX
https://t.co/ROXZ15TxYr
This is extremely disappointing and a slap to the face of the Ruby community if so. I believe we all deserve an explanation.