Chummy
Browser extension for Github that helps you stay focused
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Alex Kim

Chummy - Browser extension for Github that helps you stay focused

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Chummy is a browser extension for Github that helps you stay focused and efficient on your favorite coding platform. Learn more about what Chummy has to offer at chummy.atomiccode.io.

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Alex Kim
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[Website] ā€” https://www.chummy.atomiccode.io [Github] ā€” https://github.com/AtomicCodeLab... Hi Product Hunt, I wanted to share a project that my partner and I had been working on for a while during quarantine. Announcing Chummy, a browser extension that aims to make it much easier to use Github. It comes packed with features and enhancements to the social coding platform we all know and love, such as: ā– Rapid repositories and tab management ā– Powerful search tool to search across repositories ā– Distraction free mode ā– Bookmarks to keep your favorite files around ā– Dark and light modes ā– ... and more! Let us know if you'd like to see more features, spot bugs, or have general feedback. We'd love to hear more about how you use Github! Visit chummy.atomiccode.io or watch the short 90s demo for more information. Thanks for checking us out!
Benoit Chambon
@alexkim205 good job man, will show it to our dev team ;)
Alex Kim
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@benoit_chambon Thanks Benoit! :)
Benoit Chambon
@alexkim205 you're welcome! :D
zilti
...congrats for reinventing shallow clones I guess?
Alex Kim
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Hey @zilti thanks for the feedback! There are a few extensions out there that are similar (like Octotree, 1s Github, etc.), but I personally couldn't find any that I could use to manage a session consisting of multiple open files across multiple repositories all from one place without leaving Github's interface. Chummy solves that problem (and much more) so that you'll be able to locate and switch onto your tabs, saving you time and effort when you're working with multiple files at once. However, if there's a new feature you'd like to see, definitely feel free to open a ticket at https://github.com/AtomicCodeLab...!