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Browser extension (Chrome, Firefox, Opera and Safari) to show a code tree on GitHub and GitLab. Awesome for exploring project source without having to pull every single repository to your machine.
Features:
- Easy-to-navigate code tree, just like in IDEs
- Fast browsing with pjax and Turbolinks
- Support private repositories (see instructions)
- Support GitHub and GitLab Enterprise (Chrome and Opera only, see instructions)
Turn markdown files into a beautiful documentation hub
With built-in realtime search and easy publishing to Github Pages.
Gitbar is a plugin for bitbar to quickly show your open soure github contribution stats and help set contribution goals, all on your Mac OS X Menu Bar.
Frankly is a summary dashboard about the open issues and PRs across any set of [public] GitHub repositories.
By default, the dashboard looks at the repositories under the authenticated user’s username, however it can be configured to use an organization, or even a mix of repositories from different users and organizations…
Bee is an issue tracker that runs on your Mac. It currently syncs with JIRA, JIRA Agile, FogBugz and GitHub Issues and there are plans to support more services in the future.
Pull Feed keeps you up to date with a GitHub repository via a news feed of incoming pull requests.
Jekyll blogging on Android.
With Github integration and previews of your site updates and draft posts.
The hub subcommand for git, allows you to perform many of the operations made available by GitHub’s v3 REST API, from the git commandline command.
You can fork, create, delete and modify repositories. You can get information about users, repositories and issues. You can star, watch and follow things, and find out who else is doing the same. The API is quite extensive. With this command you can do many of your day to day GitHub actions without needing a web browser.
Not to be confused with hub, Github’s command-line wrapper for git.
Fully automated time tracking for Git repositories. It uses hooks and file monitoring to make sure you’ll never forget to start or stop your timer ever again. It is written in Go and runs 100% on your own workstation: no internet or account registration required.
At the moment glass is OS X-only, with support for Linux coming soon.
A powerful Git client for iOS 8 that clones, edits, commits, pushes & more.
With support for extensions, so you can edit files outwith the app, and x-callback-url.
Via Matteo Cappadonna, who uses Working Copy with Drafts and Workflow to post to his Github-hosted weblog from iOS.
HubPress is a free, [web-based] open source tool you can use to build a rich, AsciiDoc based blog using GitHub Pages
Gitrob is a command line tool that can help organizations and security professionals find… sensitive information [in Github repositories].
The tool will iterate over all public organization and member repositories and match filenames against a range of patterns for files, that typically contain sensitive or dangerous information.
OS X StatusBar app to help you remember to contribute every day on Github
It shows a graph of your last month commits and how long is your current streak. Its icon also turns red if you haven’t committed today yet, and by the end of the afternoon it’ll remind you once, in case you still haven’t committed.
A simple, in-browser, Markdown-driven slideshow tool
- Markdown formatting, with smart extensions
- Presenter mode, with cloned slideshow view
- Syntax highlighting, supporting a range of languages
- Slide scaling, thus similar appearance on all devices / resolutions
- Touch support for smart phones and pads, i.e. swipe to navigate slides