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DevHub: TweetDeck for GitHub – Android, iOS and Web with 99% Code Sharing

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Re: DevHub: TweetDeck for GitHub – Android, iOS and Web with 99% Code Sharing

#12

Interesting, seems useful. I don't use GitHub enough to necessitate needing an entire TweetDesk like solution, but I can see the practicality for those that maintain repositories. The license however, for anyone looking into hosting this themselves, is not open source, but only source available. Here is the complete license (without the emojis, looks like they don't parse on HN): # License Copyright (c) 2018 [Bruno L…

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Re: DevHub: TweetDeck for GitHub – Android, iOS and Web with 99% Code Sharing

#14

Not sure why you'd promote the code sharing to potential users. Just seems like a red flag to me!

Agree. To me this is like saying "use this because it is written in X". I'd rather use this based on the feature set that improves this client against competitors.

Re: DevHub: TweetDeck for GitHub – Android, iOS and Web with 99% Code Sharing

#15
post #9

To be honest I would be very interested on web-applications that connect to Gitlab services

What sorts of things would you be interested in? I’ve been building a product that can improve product quality by analyzing the relationship and history between source code and tickets. We use gitlab and have always treated gitlab as a first class citizen.

Re: DevHub: TweetDeck for GitHub – Android, iOS and Web with 99% Code Sharing

#18
I really like the interface, then again I am used to Tweetdeck. I wish when clicking on something it wouldn't immediately link me to a new tab in github, instead a nicely wrapped view of the issue or comment staying within the apo would be more beneficial to me. Anywho, great start! Also I been using octobox.io for notifications and it's a very elegant solution to GitHub's current mess

Re: DevHub: TweetDeck for GitHub – Android, iOS and Web with 99% Code Sharing

#20
post #11

Interesting project! Is there a writeup on how you architected the project to share 99% of code? I'd be really interested in reading that! From a skim it looks like React + React Native.

It uses React Native Web which allows to share more UI code. Pretty cool!
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