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183points
56comments
#220of 2,195 in 2019
Top 11%of 2019 by points

How HN took it

MixedNo clear lean

2 positive, 11 neutral or asking, 1 mixed, 12 critical, out of 26 comments about the project. Thread score -0.29.

Design: 0 for, 4 againstIdea: 1 for, 2 againstExecution: 0 for, 1 against

The thread, comment by comment

Each row is a top-level comment and its replies, in HN's order. Select a cell to open that comment on HN.

positive neutral or mixed critical about another commenter or something else the maker

What HN said

What people liked

  • Load more button and language filters beat github.com/trending's 25-item limit

    From 1 comment

Objections

  • Lots of wasted white space; too few items visible above the fold

    From 3 comments
    • Cool project but way too much white space: I only see two items above the fold on my Macbook Pro. It would be a lot easier to use if it was more information dense. (e.g.…
      olalonde on HN
    • So much wasted space. And the mouse-over animations are quite annoying.
      bestest on HN
    • This.
      message on HN
  • Only shows GitHub repositories despite Reddit and HN in the title

    From 3 comments
    • Sure but in practice there aren't any entries from Reddit or HN. They are all from Github.
      IshKebab on HN
    • This makes so much more sense. I was thinking it was trying to show a collection of trending item from GitHub, Reddit, and Hacker News. I was confused when everything I was…
      jumbopapa on HN
    • So it is using Github as a synonym for Git.
      rovr138 on HN
  • Trademark concern: the Git name may not allow this portmanteau

    From 1 comment
    • This project would seem to fall foul of the Git naming trademark and would likely need to rename unless they have specific permission? > In addition, you may not use any of the…
      PuffinBlue on HN
  • No links back to the source articles or discussions

    From 2 comments
    • This would be more useful with links back to the articles. Now, it's just a list of repositories that are somehow interesting but no clue about why they are interesting.
      jillesvangurp on HN
    • Agreed. Would be nice to know if it's trending for a good or a bad reason. Links back to HN and Reddit would help with that.
      billturner on HN

Requests

  • Add links back to the articles or HN/Reddit threads

    From 2 comments
    • This would be more useful with links back to the articles. Now, it's just a list of repositories that are somehow interesting but no clue about why they are interesting.
      jillesvangurp on HN
    • Agreed. Would be nice to know if it's trending for a good or a bad reason. Links back to HN and Reddit would help with that.
      billturner on HN
  • Add an RSS feed

    From 2 comments
  • Fix C# results, which return nothing

    From 1 comment
    • You have `CSharp` in the list, but it's not returning any results.
      hadrien01 on HN
  • Add D to the language list

    From 1 comment

Questions

  • How is the trending aggregation made and what does it measure?

    From 2 comments
    • What does "trending repositories from [...] HackerNews and Reddit" mean? How is the aggregation made?
      throwawaylolx on HN
    • I assume its using reddit api to find trending links to git(hub?) repositories.
      mattigames on HN

Alternatives named

  • github.com/trending

    From 2 comments
    • How is this different to github.com/trending?
      IshKebab on HN
    • I don't know why Github "hides" the trending link behind a Profile. To see the Trending link, you must go through the "explore" link first. I found it's very inconvenient for…
      revskill on HN
  • GitHunt

    From 1 comment
    • I made a similar project (web app + chrome extension) some time ago that has filters for day, week, month or year https://kamranahmed.info/githunt/
      kamranahmed_se on HN
  • gitlogs.com

    From 1 comment

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