DevHub: TweetDeck for GitHub [BETA]
Android, iOS, Web & Desktop with 95%+ code sharing between them
thanks to React Native + React Native Web
devhubapp.com

DevHub helps you take back control of your GitHub workflow and stay on top of everything important going on.

• Columns layout: Like TweetDeck, you can see at a quick glance everything that is going on; made for power users;
• Inbox Zero: Clear all the seen items and keep your mind clean; Archived items will be moved to a separate place;
• Filters: Apply different filters to each column; remove all the noise and make them show just what you want;
• Enhanced notifications: See all the relevant information before opening the notification, like issue/pull request status, comment content, release description, etc.;
• Sanely watch repositories: Keep up to date with repositories' activities without using the watch feature so your notifications don't get cluttered;
• Stalker mode: Follow user activities without using the follow button and see activities that GitHub doesn't show on your feed, like issue comments and pushed commits;
• Dashboard viewer: See other users' home screen (their GitHub dashboard) so you can discover new interesting people and repositories;
• Save for later: Save any activity or notification for later, so you don't forget to get back to them;
• Theme support: Choose between 6 light or dark themes;
• And more!: Desktop apps, native mobile apps, open source, modern tech stack, ...

• Support for private repositories: See what your team members are working on (#32);
• More filters: Filter items by type (issue, pr, etc.); filter by regex; filter by org/repos;
• Issues/PR management: New column types to manage all issues and PRs, filter the ones assigned to you, etc.;
• Trending: New column type to show Trending repositories (#48);
• Push notifications: Enable push notifications for your filtered columns on mobile and/or desktop (#51);
• Keyboard shortcuts: Full support for keyboard shortcuts and other accessibility improvements;
• Drag & Drop: Allow moving columns using drag&drop (#42)
• GitHub Enterprise: Support for self hosted GitHubs on local networks; contact us via e-mail: [email protected] to show your interest.

Which one do you want first? Any other recommendations? Search for existing feature requests and add a 👍 reaction on them, or create a new one.

• Support for private repositories
• Support for GitHub Enterprise
• Push notifications

"If you find something you think is cool then give that person some money for it so they can make more things you think are cool" 💙

DevHub plans to be a sustainable open source project. It's not made by a huge company like Facebook. It is made by a single developer that could be making $200k on Facebook, but instead makes $0 working on this full time. DevHub does not intend to work with donations and, instead, plans to create real value for its users and have a few paid features. If you want the project to live and be actively maintained, understand that it will need a revenue and consider subscribing to the paid plan once it launches.

Any suggestion? Open an issue!

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• TypeScript
• Create React App
• Yarn Workspaces (Monorepo)
• React with Hooks
• React Native
• React Native Web
• Redux
• Redux Persist
• Redux Saga
• Reselect
• GraphQL

Bug reports, feature requests and other contributions are more than welcome!
Whenever possible, please make a pull request with the implementation instead of just requesting it.

If the feature is big, open an issue first for discussion.

Important: DevHub is a mobile-first cross-platform project. All code syntax targets react-native, not react-dom. Make sure to use StyleSheet instead of normal CSS and to test it on both android/ios instead of only the browser.

• Node.js (latest)
• Yarn

Note: On Windows, you might need to install Bash commands (e.g. via git-scm or via linux bash shell)

• git clone [email protected]:devhubapp/devhub.git
• yarn
• yarn dev

That's it. It will start three workers: TypeScript compilation watcher, Web server (create-react-app) and the Mobile server (react-native packager). The browser will open automatically.

Alternatives to yarn dev: yarn dev:web, yarn dev:desktop, yarn dev:mobile

To open the mobile projects, use:

• yarn xcode
• yarn studio

Follow me on Twitter: @brunolemos

Copyright (c) 2019 Bruno Lemos.

This project is provided as is without any warranties. Use at your own risk.
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