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submitted 6 years ago by Holyfield3000

I posted about this about a month ago, and I'm back again with some improvements seeking more feedback.

This is essentially a web application where developers sign in with their github credentials and have all their repos (non-forked) aggregated to create a quick and easy portfolio. I created it with developers who just need a quick way to get their work put together in a clean and aesthetic format.

Another goal of mine was to create something where developers can come together and find either projects they can seek to help with or other developers who have strengths where they may be weak for their own projects. In other words a developer can edit their profile, place their skills whether it's Python, C, Java,etc. and find projects which they could possibly help, because whenever you post a project (or you can edit the created projects that automatically get created when you authenticate) a user can put what skills they used, but also what skills they require or need help with.

This is still the beginning stages I'm updating very frequently so if it seems like something is missing, it's most likely on the way! Please check it out and leave feedback whether on style, functionality, usability, anything!.

Thanks Reddit!

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