Mathijs Vogelzang

Hey! I built git rewind so you can generate a "year in review" for a local codebase. By using libgit2 through WASM, the analysis happens entirely inside your browser. You can get some cool insights into your most active hours and top languages without having to share your code to a centralized server. If you don't trust the app, I totally understand, you can still try it on some public codebase...

Nice idea, it reminds me a bit of openplayground (https://github.com/nat/openplayground) How is it exactly different? Do you think it's possible to give people some free credits to try it out first? It's a bit of a showstopper that you have to start putting in API keys before you can try anything out.

Hi all, We've been working on a stats & insights page for Bluesky. Initially just to surface the most interesting and highly followed users, and now we've extended this to the top posts, videos, feeds and added a custom feed builder. Every users' profile shows some history about how they got popular and it's easy to find similar users and the most important users that follow each user. We're...

Two thing immediately stood out (negatively, unfortunately) to me: - The main app/site is an immediate signup page, with no information provided what I would sign up for. Fortunately, the producthunt page has the "Learn more" link, but why not provide that also on the signup screen? - http://day2dayapp.net/auth.html to sign up is not secure, the same site for https gives an error. I think it's...