We're already halfway through the GitHub + DEV 2023 Hackathon! Congratulations to those who have already posted their projects.
For those who haven't finished yet, don't worry! There's still plenty of time to make progress and submit your project. Remember, the most important thing is to try your best and learn something new throughout the hackathon.
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We can't wait to see what amazing creations you come up with in the second half of the hackathon. Keep up the great work!
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I've actually already written an introductory article for my project, which you can find at Boost Your Repository Insights with GitHub Actions 🚀 Codespace 💻 and Mergestat 🔎📙.
Although the project isn't finished yet, I wanted to start documenting my progress and sharing what I've learned so far.
I'm excited to write the upcoming articles where I'll go into detail on how to configure GitHub Actions and Codespace, and also add some interesting features that I'm still developing... I'm confident that I'll be able to work through any issues that come up 🤞
Congratulations for the amazing start, Giorgio!
First step is always the hardest and the most important, and you have done it :)
I have published the second part with the details of the GitHub Actions workflow implementation: Part 2 - Collecting repositories data with GitHub Actions workflow 🚀
You were right @sauain . In the end, I managed to write a total of 4 articles
I hope they will be useful !
I had a lot of fun participating in this hackathon, and with this opportunity, I learned so many new things.
Visualizing MergeStat collected data in Grafana dashboards 📈📊(Part 4)
Giorgio Lasala ・ May 22 ・ 3 min read
Projects are going awesome!
Just published an overview of mine 😜
I've open-sourced my AI-powered GitHub Action that posts change logs directly into Slack every Monday morning
Currently written an article on using Github Actions:
Effortless Documentation of your Python Code with Github Actions and GPT3
Yet to start my second article on how to configure Github Codespaces with custom devcontainers.
Can anybody tell me, if there are a couple people working on the same project, how do I add them as co-authors/teammates?