README's. You know, those markdown files that get created when you generate a new project or create a GitHub repository. Perhaps you're a developer...
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Braydon Coyer on January 19, 2021
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Followed few rules though..
github.com/supersaiyane
I love the inset images you have throughout the README. It looks great!
Thanks
Great article! I love the readme you're got there. I'm also going to be an ass and take the opportunity to shameless self-plug my open source project to help people even further with their markdown profile: markdownprofile.com/.
Lovely little tool! Thanks for sharing!
Have you created a GitHub profile README? Let me know! I'd love to take a look!
Yeah, it is a bit outdated and also in WIP.
github.com/rishit-khandelwal
Hey Braydon. I got inspired from your portfolio! Can you checkout mine?
github.com/gmarokov
Btw the Visits Badge is broken :(
Looking great!
Love the skills section and how you're using the icons!
Yeah, I saw that the visits badge is broken. Not sure what's going on. :(
Here a few alternatives for the visitors badge:
Hey, I followed this guide, could anyone rate my README?
github.com/Freddson
I love the music widget you've incorporated! Great job!
Thank you!
Nice guide!
Will surely do the blog post, but maybe tweets instead, some day.
Until then, I kept mine simple: github.com/patricnox
Love it! Thanks for sharing!
Nice if you wanna have inspiration with mine here it is github.com/0x11DFE
Very nice!
Really interesting !
Nice work on this guide.
This is great. Thanks for sharing!
How about this one: github.com/skywarth
I like it! Great job!
I am using a netlify redirect to pin my latest post in my profile. In the future I might be pulling a few out of the feed.
Thanks for the tips
Following your insights bevilaquabruno