Github offers the possibility of see the repositories and developers that are more appealing for the community daily, weekly and monthly (https://github.com/trending). Also you can filter them by selecting your preferred coding language. It’s pretty good for having an idea of what the community is most excited about.
However, I want to add some features. For example, the ability to know how much time the repo/dev is on the spot and its relative gains and looses positions during the permanency on the trending chart.
For those reasons and because I want to show some uses for zircle-ui (https://github.com/zircleUI/zircleUI) is that I'm trying to present an alternative approach.
This project is very alpha yet, but in some days I will show a beta version.
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[ 2.9 ms ] story [ 19.0 ms ] threadGithub offers the possibility of see the repositories and developers that are more appealing for the community daily, weekly and monthly (https://github.com/trending). Also you can filter them by selecting your preferred coding language. It’s pretty good for having an idea of what the community is most excited about.
However, I want to add some features. For example, the ability to know how much time the repo/dev is on the spot and its relative gains and looses positions during the permanency on the trending chart.
For those reasons and because I want to show some uses for zircle-ui (https://github.com/zircleUI/zircleUI) is that I'm trying to present an alternative approach.
This project is very alpha yet, but in some days I will show a beta version.