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@tomer_aharon Nice idea! Would be cool if you displayed 'recently sold prices' and displayed some data around that. That way sellers could understand what a good price is for a product with X revenue, for example
SaaSPlaceAcquire, invest & sell SaaS products, plugins and apps
Tom Kadwillleft a comment
Looks awesome! What tools are you using for data analysis?
Reddit WriteDominate Reddit by optimizing your titles
Tom Kadwillleft a comment
Hi ProductHunt 👋. I previously submitted this product under a different name. I've rebranded and added some new features. 1) Added support for PR title & description 2) Now works for teams and private repos 3) Improved UX for installation 4) Rebranded from CommitLint -> CommitCheck
CommitCheckConsistent GitHub commit messages, PR titles & descriptions
CommitCheck is a tool that checks GitHub commit messages, PR titles or PR descriptions against a regex. Common use cases include: Checking for a JIRA number, ensuring there aren't any WIP commits, making sure that PR descriptions have a link to the docs.
CommitCheckConsistent GitHub commit messages, PR titles & descriptions
Tom Kadwillleft a comment
Awesome idea! Would be cool to expand the search so you can look for things like 'remote senior python developer'
Tweet JobsSearch engine on top of twitter to find jobs in real time.
PR Scheduler is a GitHub App that allows developers to schedule pull requests to be merged at a specific date and time. It works great for scheduling blog posts on static content frameworks like Jekyll, Hugo and Octopress. To schedule a PR, just add a comment.
PR SchedulerSchedule when GitHub PRs get merged. Useful for static blogs
Tom Kadwillleft a comment
This is a great idea! What’s the difference between the paid and free plans?
MonaruWe make being thoughtful easy
CommitLint will fail commit messages, in a GitHub pull request, that don't adhere to your team's convention. This brings consistency to your project and makes searching commits easier.
CommitLintCheck that commit messages adhere to your team's convention