Hackertab.dev

Hottest programming trends right in your tab 🔥

3 followers

Hottest programming trends right in your tab 🔥

3 followers

The Developer’s Homepage ___ Hackertab, a handy extension to help developers stay up-to-date with the latest tech happenings. It’s fully customizable, for frontend, backend, full-stack, mobile, data scientists… bref, for all developers.

Launch tags:Browser Extensions•Chrome Extensions•Productivity

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Hackertab.dev

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As a developer, sometimes it feels like there are a million new libraries, frameworks, jobs, etc., published online every single day, and it becomes impossible to stay on top of them all. New trends are constantly 🚀 appearing in the tech World, so staying updated has become a necessity to maintain one’s competitive edge and to improve productivity. This is why, I created “Hackertab”, a handy extension to help myself and other developers stay up to date with the latest tech happenings. It’s fully customizable, for frontend, backend, full-stack, mobile, data scientists… bref, for all developers. Data sources: - Github Trendings - Hackernews - DevTo - Stack Overflow Jobs - Confs.tech 🔥 Features - Change your favourite language: Python, Javascript, Ruby, Java, Kotlin, data science... - Updated content every 4 hours - Full dark mode support - Keep or hide the wanted cards Source code is publicly available on Github https://github.com/medyo/hackert...

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5yr ago

Hackertab.dev

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🎁 Bonus: In the following article, I described my full process of creating Hackertab, from ideation 💡 to execution 👨‍💻! enjoy https://www.mehdisakout.com/post...

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5yr ago

Looks awesome! I currently use daily.dev; what sets this apart from that product? ?makers

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5yr ago

Hackertab.dev

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@thomas_shallenberger Daily.dev is more "News-focused", while Hackertab is more generic, it provides bits of everything (repos, news, jobs, conferences...) to not overwhelm the user and keep him/her updated with the minimum possible information.

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5yr ago

@medyo80 thanks, I'll give it a spin! I rely pretty heavily on extensions like daily dev to keep me up to date on dev related content and news; no time to go out and scour a billion different news aggregators and blogs

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5yr ago