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Repos.io is the del.icio.us of forges

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Re: Repos.io is the del.icio.us of forges

#6
Kind of interesting I guess.

I find most of the repos I'm interested in on GitHub, so I've a Google Spreadsheet that calls the API and populates a sheet with all my watched repos' details - it's a pretty good way to filter and remember those good ideas you've seen.

The username is a variable so I also use it when interviewing people and seeing what kind of topics they are interested in. This could be used similarly.

Re: Repos.io is the del.icio.us of forges

#7
Hi

I'm Twidi, the author or Repos.io

It's a (good) surprise for me to see this project right here !

There is a lot of work to do to have all features i want, and there is a full redesign in progress, twitter boostrap was a try at first, and now, there is too much of sites using this css, so i create a new specific one.

Feel free to report bugs on https://github.com/twidi/Repos.io, and you can follow http://twitter.com/repos_io if you want to know about future updates.

About bitbucket and googlecode, (and more), i have no deadline, but the first to be added will be bitbucket in a couple of weeks i think !

Re: Repos.io is the del.icio.us of forges

#8

I suppose this could be useful in the future, but I don't see why they would launch with just Github support; at the moment, this doesn't do anything Github doesn't do itself.

Hi

It's not really a launch, the site is public but only known people had the link.

There is some things you can do on repos.io that you can't on github :

- organize projets you follow (with tags) - find something in this same list (on github my list of 250 followed projects is useless) - the search sometimes find things hard to find on github

There will be more for the real launch ;)

Re: Repos.io is the del.icio.us of forges

#10
Shameless plug: http://narly.us

repos.io is cool because it offers a lot more like notes and followers.

narly.us just has the ability to tag repos but its backed by redis and Backbone.js so it's quite fast and (hopefully) intuitive.

I took some inspiration from antirez's post a while back: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2338351

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