GitHub Portfolio for Self-Taught Developers: Prove Your Skills Without a Degree
Quick Answer: How Can a Self-Taught Developer Prove Their Skills on GitHub? A GitHub portfolio helps self-taught developers demonstrate their coding…
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A fast website with a blog, search and a contact form, hosted free
Originally published on the BootForm blog . I work on BootForm, the form backend used in step 4; the templates are free and MIT licensed. In short:…
I built an in-browser search engine that finds the exact function to fix a bug
TLDR: I built a search engine that reads a bug report (or lets you define it) and points to the exact file (93%) and to the exact function (79.4%) y…
Automating SSL Renewals in GitHub Actions with acme.sh
Automating SSL Renewals in GitHub Actions with acme.sh When our infrastructure team inherited a legacy deployment pipeline that required manual SSL…
I open-sourced a network monitor — strangers on the internet shipped the Windows port
Two weeks ago I open-sourced Snitch , a privacy-first network traffic visualizer. Last week it hit 238 GitHub stars and got picked up by one of the…
How I stopped babysitting late-night releases
For a long time my release process looked like this: build a feature, test it well on staging, and then be told it should go live after business hou…
Building FlakyDetector 0.2.2: Why Test Reliability Needs Evidence, Not Just a Score
Building FlakyDetector 0.2.2: Why Test Reliability Needs Evidence, Not Just a Score By Artem Alimpiev — Python Backend Developer and creator of Flak…
I built a free GitHub profile README generator with no badge APIs, no backend and a 3D contribution universe
README-Glassfolio turns your GitHub username into a themed profile README (banner, stats, heatmap, 3D universe, projects) as plain SVGs in your own…
How to review pull requests written by coding agents
A pull request from a coding agent usually looks better than one from a tired human. The description is complete, the code is formatted, the tests p…
An incident report nobody could open, an extension that wanted my token, and 80 lines instead
The report nobody could open We write incident reports as single HTML files: inline CSS, an inline SVG timeline, no build step, one file you can rea…
Why 7,167 of 11,000 sampled projects get no score, gate by gate
Every ranking is also a list of what it declined to rank. In Porchlamp's snapshot of 14 October 2026, 11,000 projects were sampled and 3,833 earned…
We Open-Sourced Mimik 5 Months Ago. Now It Has 4,000+ Users and 1,600 GitHub Stars.
Five months ago, we released Mimik , a free, open-source browser extension for turning browser workflows into step-by-step guides. We originally bui…
The 4 things I check before launching an AI-built app
AI coding tools get you to a working app fast. They are less good at the unglamorous parts that decide whether it is safe to put in front of real us…
GitHub Actions architecture review gate for Azure pull requests
TL;DR: An architecture review gate is a GitHub Actions job that checks every pull request against thresholds you set for Well-Architected score, hig…
Meet Madmail: a Chatmail relay in one Rust binary
If you use Delta Chat , the app runs on your phone or computer, but something still has to deliver the messages. That's the part Madmail handles. Ma…
Cheat Sheet for Your First Open Source Contribution
Making your first open source contribution is intimidating. Honestly, it’s rarely the code that holds people back—it’s usually the fear of messing u…
Tracing Java Programs Through Control Flow
When I started working with Java, even relatively small projects felt confusing. I could understand what individual classes and methods were doing,…
Pylerium IDE
Pylerium local operations Open-source on GitHub: Pylerium Guides & Previews · Detailed authoring guides: Workshop and terminal · Plugin builder…
Github Migrates Copilot Runtime to Rust with AI-Assisted Rewrite
GitHub migrated more than 800,000 lines of Copilot runtime code from TypeScript and Node.js to Rust in about 14.5 weeks using AI-assisted developmen…
BugLens
Many bug reports in open-source projects arrive as a screenshot and one line of text. Before anyone can fix them, a maintainer has to rewrite the re…
I used GitHub as the backend for a shared photo album
Our trip photos always ended up scattered across group chats and different cloud accounts. I didn't want to run a photo server or charge a subscript…
Building laya-triage, part 2: today's issues, a new model, and OpenAI's Decisions API
In the first post I shared laya-triage, a GitHub Action that labels new issues as bug, feature, question or docs with a fine-tuned Laya model that r…
I made a free, open-source toolkit for building apps with AI: prompts that interview you before they write your plan, and a step-by-step app starter for Claude Code. 1,000+ stars so far. https://github.com/TechNomadCode/AI-Product-Development-Toolkit
GitHub - TechNomadCode/AI-Product-Development-Toolkit: Plan, build and launch products with AI: guided planning prompts, an AI App Starter for Next.…
Pylerium – Local Python DAG orchestrator with a Call of Duty HUD aesthetic https://github.com/Sh1tmunch3r/Pylerium/blob/main/OPERATIONS.md#navigation-and-execution
Pylerium/OPERATIONS.md at main · Sh1tmunch3r/Pylerium · GitHub Disclaimer: Pylerium is an original open-source developer workbench bringing the aest…
Open source code review: why Hono restricted outside pull requests
Open source code review has a capacity problem, and Hono has drawn a boundary around its queue. On October 5, creator Yusuke Wada said external cont…
How to schedule posts for future publication?
Sometimes you may write several posts in one sitting when you have ideas, but you may not want to publish them all at once. Instead, you’d like to p…
Your GitHub README Isn't a Profile. It's a Storefront. (Here Are the 5 Rules I Used
Description: "I stopped decorating my GitHub profile and started shipping it like a product page. Four apps, four download buttons, zero widgets." I…
I IPO'd my GitHub profile. You can buy shares in me.
My GitHub profile is a stock now. It's called $VJK , it trades in rupees during Indian market hours, and anyone with a GitHub account can buy or sel…
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I Turned My GitHub Profile Into a Cyberpunk Console With a City Built From My Contributions Bypassing GitHub's strict sandbox via SVGs Giorgi Kobaid…
Git on a New Windows PC: init vs clone, origin, -M, -u, and Your First Push
I recently set up Git again on a new Windows laptop. Installing Git itself wasn't difficult. What was more interesting was seeing commands I had use…