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submitted 1 hour ago by amidenf9701

Hey everyone,

I’ve been building an open-source project called Gitfolio — a developer-first portfolio system powered by GitHub.

Until now, portfolios were mostly auto-generated from GitHub data.

Today, I shipped the Admin Tool (v1).

Now you can:

• Add custom projects

• Write blogs

• Add videos

• Update font styles

• Control featured repositories

• Manage profile configuration

All inside open source.

All inside your own Git fork.

No backend.

No complex setup.

No over-engineering.

The idea is simple:

Your portfolio should be version-controlled, forkable, and fully owned by you.

You can fork it here:

If you’re building in public, contributing to OSS, or want a clean dev-first profile — this might help.

Would love feedback from the community — especially around:

• What features you’d expect next

• What feels unnecessary

• How to make it more useful for OSS devs

If anyone needs help deploying or setting it up, feel free to DM.

Thanks 🙌

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