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…
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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…
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 Globe: Following Your Reasoning Into Other People's Repositories
Keep the Why records why a codebase is the way it is. Decisions can cite decisions in other repositories. The Globe follows those citations outward,…
Hand Off a Lovable or Bolt App to a Developer: Prep Guide
You built the app in Lovable or Bolt. Now you've found a developer or agency to take it further, and their first message is: "Can you send me access…
I built a tool that turns any GitHub repo into a tech-stack card - Discover Stack Fingerprint
Every README has the same section: a wall of hand-picked shields.io badges, half of them out of date. The project moved from Webpack to Vite two yea…
I tried to learn GitHub Actions twice: I failed the first time, but AI helped me succeed the second time
The first time I tried to deploy a static site using GitHub Actions, I gave up halfway through the tutorials. The second time, with the help of an A…
GitOCX: What If Your Best Developer Left Tomorrow?
This is a submission for the MLH x DEV Writing Challenge. Imagine joining a project with 500,000 lines of code. The repository is healthy. The tests…
I Loved the Hackathon. The Pull Requests Came After.
I loved the hackathon. Not because every hour went perfectly, and not because I left with some perfect origin story. I loved the feeling of being ar…
Automating Bug Reports with Tally and Make
When building my first proper Android app, Timety , I ran into a common issue: I wanted to collect user feedback, but since my app is privacy-focuse…
Markdown woes: Looks right, is wrong
Your Markdown can be perfectly rendered and completely wrong Markdown has an unfair advantage: it looks trustworthy. A table lines up, the headings…
I Built UpstreamWitness to Track What Happens After You Submit a Fix
When you submit a pull request, bounty fix, or public security report, the hard part is often not the submission itself. The hard part comes later:…
Expanding Software Engineering Teams for Social Impact Projects
The Problem: Engineering Capacity Is a Bottleneck Hiring full-time engineers is expensive and competitive, especially on a nonprofit, mission-driven…
What If Full-Stack Features Could Be Installed Like Packages?
Building a Full-Stack Module Registry for NextAPI Modern full-stack development has become remarkably good at reusing individual pieces of software.…
GitHub Billing Incident: A Wake-Up Call for Software Engineering Productivity
Even the most robust platforms experience disruptions. A recent incident on GitHub, specifically concerning its billing services, offers a critical…
🦇 A Real Git Conflict Inspired Me to Build This Node.js CLI Tool
Have you ever pulled changes from GitHub and suddenly ended up with a merge conflict? You see something like: <<<<<<< HEAD your…
No one asked, but I've written a C++ header-only library so you don't have to declare the variable again.
In my spare time, I wrote a header-only C++ library that will help you extract variable declarations from the main(...) function of one .cpp file to…
BrowserSkill: Let AI Use Your Already-Logged-In Browser, Without Interrupting You
Ask anyone who's built browser automation what the hardest part is, and it's rarely clicking buttons or filling forms. It's login . Captchas, SMS co…
Architecture Docs Always Outdated? Let Code "Grow" Them Automatically
Terrain — prepares the ground so agents don't have to guess where to stand. 🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/sopaco/terrain The Tech Lead's Pain: Docume…
Your setup guide is an untested surface. Make the tool drive the agent instead
My deploy wizard runs on the cheapest models on the market - Haiku in Claude Code, a free bundled model in OpenCode - and walks a stranger to a work…
Invoice2Excel Pro – A local, privacy-focused GUI tool built with Python & CustomTkinter to extract PDF invoices to Excel
Invoice2Excel Pro – A Local, Privacy-Focused PDF Invoice Parser Hi everyone! I built Invoice2Excel Pro , an open-source desktop application that aut…
I built GitCard, a visual portfolio for developers
I’ve been working on a side project called GitCard , and I’m finally at the point where I’d like other developers to try it. The original idea was p…
Archify : Honest Review
Architecture diagrams become unreliable when the code changes but the diagram does not. Archify approaches this problem by generating diagrams throu…
Decoding the New AI Lingo: Loops, Harnesses, Squads, Hill Climbing... Oh My!
Summary of an article by Cassidy Williams, GitHub Blog (September 2, 2026), based on a GitHub Podcast episode. Loop Engineering Building repeatable…
Making git rebase less painful (probably overthinking)
[question] Hi, I'm working on a GitHub TUI client project—just a casual, not-too-serious project. If you don't mind, please take a look and share an…
Understanding the Git Workflow: Working Directory, Staging, Commit and Push
Git or GitHub was just another buzzword that for so long I used to associate it with the so called "tech bros and siz". As a result, I never got qui…
The trailing newline that broke every webhook signature.
I spent an evening convinced GitHub was sending broken webhook signatures. It wasn't. echo was. The setup Chngd's GitHub Marketplace webhook verifie…
Optimize Your GitHub Web3 Portfolio to Impress Global Recruiters
Over the past two decades working with blockchain infrastructure, I've reviewed hundreds of developer profiles. And I can tell you with certainty: y…
EvoGuard: Building the Trust Layer for AI-Generated Software
What exists today, what we are building next, and why software evolution needs a new layer of intelligence AI has made writing software dramatically…