A new feature arrived on GitHub today. You can finally add a README to your GitHub profile.
This is how it works:
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Take a look at this.
It amazing. Back to the old days! 🔥
github.com/beyondcode/github-now
That's cool. I was thinking about something for Spotify too yesterday evening. Funny.
I have created a repository for awesome github profile aims to collect the all awesome beautiful READMEs profile and make your Profile look good & Inspire other's.
I like the clean look of yours. I have a thread of people sharing images of theirs. You can share yours as well or check it out for more inspiration.
🤓 What's on your GitHub Profile README
Waylon Walker ・ Jul 9 ・ 1 min read
Thanks for sharing the list with me Waylon. After looking at the comments I wanna update mine first XD. People have interesting creative ideas.
Cool, do you mind if I reference this from my post? I made a post asking people about their opinions on this feature.
Here is my post, if you have any opinions about the feature, please come over and let's talk about it!
Hi Manolo, thanks it’s fine for me. Go ahead, cool!
Here is what mine looks like so far.
I like the reference to your Digital Garden. That's what I try to achieve here on dev.to (and later on my own site) too.
This is how mine looks at the moment
I like the banner and the Dragon Ball topic.
Thanks I decided to keep it simple but I also wanted to take the opportunity to add some of my design work too.
Nifty. Wonder if they're planning to make it available for orgs (after trying on my personal profile, I attempted similar for an org and it seemed like a "no juice" kind of thing).
Oh, too bad. Because we were thinking about this for our org too. Thanks for testing it already.
I assume the will add it, because it would likely be even more useful – from a "branding" standpoint – to orgs than individuals. I mean, it's supposedly still in the rollout process – that, even now, not all users have the capability of enabling it.
I submitted a request for our org about it, however. I guess we'll see what their eventual response is.
Note that you need to login into an account to be able to see it.
really? didn’t know that.
At least yesterday when I tried it😅
I can see it without being logged in.
Ooh, yes me too. They must have updated it. I swear🤞
I have tried to collect some Github profile readme examples along with some tips to create one. Please have a look and share feedback.
Here's mine : github.com/singhkshitij
Here is my github
That's good :D Made me laugh.
Here is a tool that could help you to get started with github readme :)
Add description / social media / badges and other stuff with just few clicks..
⭐⭐⭐ Github profile readme generator allows you to create nice and simple github profile readme files that will be included in your profile previews.
Github readme generator
Hi there👋 .
This project allows you to create nice and simple github profile readme files that will be included in your profile previews.
You can include multiple things: Headers, subtitles, skills, banner, additional information, social media links and statistics badges.
Usage
Preview
Used
github.com/anuraghazra/github-read...
github.com/arturssmirnovs/github-p...
github.com/simple-icons/simple-icons
Vue JS :)
Funny... I've had a
DarkWiiPlayer/darkwiiplayerrepo for a while now and it seems the difference in capitalization breaks this feature 🤔That's really cool bro, thank you <3
You're welcome! :D
Does anyone know if there is a dev.to badge to use?
Like Twitter, it would be nice...
Its super cool. and yesterday i created this ->
hopefully you'll like it :D
Wow, that's great. I thought of such a feature too. Awesome.
Ooh wow, didn’t know about this one, cool, thanks for the tip, I’m going to be sharing this one. 😀
Thanks, Kim and you're welcome.
Does your repo have to be public for this? I mean, it does not really matter just wondering!
EDIT: It does!
Thanks for testing this.
Here is mine
Interesting feature! Mine is also ready. :)
What an awesome, fun tip.
That's awesome! Thank you for the tip!
Here is mine: github.com/hassanyakef
I kept it simple -> github.com/andypiper
I like yours!
Thank you, salute from colombia.
test out my profile: github.com/sauravgupta2800
Keeping it simple for now. Here is my profile -
github.com/chetangawai
Check it out
Here is mine - github.com/bharatdwarkani
Great, my profile:
thanks bro
Thank you
You're welcome.
Seriosly?
Yes! :)
github.com/groverception
keeping it simple for now :)