The OctoLinker browser extension is the easiest and best way to navigate between files and projects on GitHub. Created by @buckstefan
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I'm trying to solve the challenge of having the right information at the right time to resolve tasks and issues quickly.
My solution provides information directly on the GitHub repository (no need for an internal developer portal). Do you know anyone who might find this helpful
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Oh shoot, this is finally killing @OctoLinker Not because of feature parity (I wish this would be the case), but the new code view makes code injection (via browser extension) reallly tricky 😕
The new code search and code view is now generally available github.blog/changelog/2023-0…
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I've just discovered the @OctoLinker extension for GitHub and I'm already wondering how I've been able to live without it for all these years. I highly recommend it if you are a regular GitHub user !!👌
github.com/OctoLinker/OctoLi…
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@OctoLinker received the Established Publisher badge on the Chrome Web Store 🎉
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If you're using @OctoLinker with @dotnet projects where would you prefer PackageReference links go to?
#dotnet
0%The listing on nuget.org
0%The project's repo
0%Somewhere else
0 votes • Final resultsIf you have been experiencing problems with OctoLinker for Firefox not working, then please update to the latest version to fix the problem.
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⚡️ Your #solidity dev experience will never be the same !!
I've contributed @OctoLinker to add support for .sol files. Working on public and private repositories, gists and snippets.
This brings a mind blowing experience to the #web3 devs when browsing Solidity files on GH
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🎉🥳🎉 It's my birthday today!
To celebrate with you all, I removed the waitlist and made Jumpcat available to everyone for 24 hours.
So, go right ahead and level up your GitHub experience 👉 jumpcat.dev
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Excited to share the latest addition to Jumpcat: Quick Navigation.
Jumpcat.dev started with the idea of building a VSCode like command palette for @github. Now with the recent addition of quick navigation, it's actually super close.
Jump faster with Jumpcat
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I wonder how long it will take for Jumpcat (command palette for GitHub) to catch with OctoLinker?
Anyway, I just finished off another release. Join the waitlist jumpcat.dev. The first ten sign-ups will get instant* access to the beta.
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📢 Announcing jumpcat.dev – a command palette for GitHub.
Are you interested in being an early user? Join the waitlist.
Lots more to share soon!
Honored to see OctoLinker selected as one of the 17,000 Greatest Hits for the GitHub Archive Project
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Do you know GitHub Template Repositories?
docs.github.com/en/github/cr…
I'm curious and I'm trying to get a better understanding of the usage of template repositories.
Thanks for your help
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At the next @asyncjs virtual meetup, @buckstefan will be giving a talk on 'Testing made simple' 👇
Stefan is a Software Engineer at @Brandwatch, the creator of @octolinker, and is all about creating great developer experiences.
🗓 1st April | FREE 🎟 meetup.com/Async-Web-Tech-Me…
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🌅 In an effort to port my favorite extensions to Safari, I just published @OctoLinker to the App Store! Give it a go and let me know if it works for you. More extensions coming! apps.apple.com/app/octolinke…
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Fun fact: In December 2015 I had to rename OctoLinker (previously known as GitHub Linker) for legal reasons. For my effort I was rewarded with some GitHub swag ... much better than a letter from a lawyer 😉
Today, marks the 7th anniversary of @OctoLinker. It started out by crawling the npm registry (44930 packages at the time). It grew from there. In August 2015 we stopped packing mapping files and started github.com/octoLinker/api This has enabled support for a variety of languages
I have to give a huge shout out to @paul_irish for influencing this decision with his performance report github.com/OctoLinker/OctoLi…
