Emoji Reactions For GitHub

Emoji Reactions For GitHub

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Enhance GitHub code reviews with Emoji Commenter! This Chrome extension lets you add emojis 👍 to pull request diff lines, offering a fun, expressive feedback tool 💭. Inspired by the code review emoji guidelines from @Erikthedeveloper
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Sydney Cohen
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Hello Product Hunt! 👋 As the creator of Emoji Reactions for GitHub and a passionate developer, I've always been intrigued by the dynamics of code reviews. Often, they can be misinterpreted or taken the wrong way, leading to unnecessary friction. 🤔 I noticed the challenge in conveying the right tone using emojis during reviews - it's either too time-consuming to find the perfect one or the message gets lost in translation. This inspired me to create Emoji Reactions for GitHub, a Chrome extension that leverages Axolo's Code Review Emoji Guide. 🚀 With this tool, you can easily add specific emojis to your GitHub comments, making the review process not only quicker but also more expressive and positive. 🎉 It's lightweight, tailored for GitHub, and open-source - so feel free to contribute! I believe that a simple emoji can make a big difference in understanding and morale during code reviews. Let's make coding reviews more engaging and clear! 🌟 Looking forward to your feedback and contributions! Sydney Cohen, CTO of Axolo.co
Tom Nguyen
Thank you for building this, can't wait to have my team using this everyday 🙌 ☕️
Sydney Cohen
Maker
@tom_nguy emojis, emojis everywhere 👀
Arthur Bonnecarrere
I needed this, emojis can definitely be more powerful and efficient than words 😃
Sydney Cohen
Maker
@arthur_bonnecarrere definitely! 1 emoji = 10 words. Emojis can convey intention well 🤓
Anthony Ledru
That's a faster and more intuitive way to review PR ! Well done 💪
Sydney Cohen
Maker
@anthony_ledru Glad you like it Anthony!