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The chess README is pretty slick!
I really enjoy the one of @brunnerlivio too, there's something "old'school cool" there.
π GitHub
I am a fan of the old school and always a fan of the underrated marquee
No kidding! The
80s90s called...Source: github.com/bdougie
Omg I love it!
Aww thank you!
At this point I want to mention, its inspired by fnkys awesome README. As well as sindresorhus tweet which helped me to build the marquee :-)
Here is my new github profile README
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Lol amazing!
The folks contributing to this Tweet show real... commitment...
Just happy to push my changes
Gonna stash these jokes for later. Might be able to cherry-pick a few for an upcoming Dev post...
super nice
Check this out. Coding Activity Graph on your Profile README. Uses WakaTime API to automatically update your stats every night.
github.com/avinal/Profile-Readme-W...
Thank you for this excellent article - love this feature of GitHub, and seeing all the creative things people are doing. Especially pumped to see the visitor counter making a come back :D
If anyone wants to add the retro counter to their profile (like @sagar-viradiya's profile) you can add it like this.
![Visitor Count](https://profile-counter.glitch.me/{YOUR USER}/count.svg)
Slightly more expanded version of these instructions are available here :D
For anyone that's interested in making their own visitor counter, check out this guide I wrote on creating (or forking the GlitchApp) to make your own visitor counter. π The main gist of this one is you run a node+Express app (although it could be a serverless function, other language/framework, etc) that responds to an svg request with the next count. The headers should alert GitHub's caching layer to re-request the image every time.
Thanks for creating this!
Thanks for the information! Was looking for this. π
Here's a GitHub Action that updates
README
with the recent activity of a user:-jamesgeorge007 / github-activity-readme
Updates README with the recent GitHub activity of a user
GitHub Activity in Readme
Updates
README.md
with the recent GitHub activity of a user.Instructions
Add the comment
<!--START_SECTION:activity-->
(entry point) withinREADME.md
. You can find an example here.It's the time to create a workflow file.
.github/workflows/update-readme.yml
The above job runs every half an hour, you can change it as you wish based on the cron syntax.
Please note that only those public events that belong to the following list show up:-
IssueEvent
IssueCommentEvent
PullRequestEvent
You can find an example here.
Override defaults
Use the following
input params
to customize it forβ¦Hey James George, you no longer maintain it. So here is a fork of it to use instead:
Readme-Workflows / recent-activity
Add your recent activity to your profile readme!
Recent Activity
This GitHub Action is a Fork of the original GitHub Activity Readme Action by jamesgeorge007.
Its our goal is to improve the original GitHub Action while also providing new features for the users.
Live Preview
This is an example live preview that is updated every time a commit is pushed using github actions.
Last Updated: Thursday, May 20th, 2021, 3:17:39 PM (GMT)
Settings
The Action currently has the following Settings that you can set through the
with
option.GH_USERNAME
COMMIT_MSG
β‘ Update README with the recent activity
MAX_LINES
5
Graphics are a bit blocky, but here's mine...
Here is a tool that could help you to get started with github readme :)
Add description / social media / badges and other stuff with just few clicks..
arturssmirnovs / github-profile-readme-generator
GitHub profile readme generator allows you to create nice and simple GitHub profile readme files that will be included in your profile previews.
Github Readme Generator
Hi thereπ .
This project allows you to easily create attractive and simple GitHub Readme files that you can copy/paste in your profile. It's currently available in English and Spanish.
You can include things like headers, subtitles, skills, a banner image, additional information, social media links, badges and GitHub statistics.
Instructions
Preview
Top Contributors
@arturssmirnovs @max-programming @fx2000 @DenverCoder1
Resources Used
I used a combination of several tools to make this piece of art you can check it out here! GitHub Account
Nice!
How do you made this Contribution Stats?
Here's mine which shows your latest medium blogs.
checkout my repo github.com/harshalrj25/mediumblog-... to add medium blogs to your profile.
Guys checkout my GitHub Profile :D
github.com/SarveshMankar
Feature to watch out:
Also do checkout my GFG article on GitHub Actions and GitHub Secrets!
Dynamic GitHub Readme
Do let me know your reviews!
Yah created one your reviews will mean a lot to me β€οΈ
It has gif and counters
GitHub
github.com/hrittikhere - very cool! π
Makes me think of / want to play github.com/maxilevi/project-skylines π
github.com/ApurvShah007
A great combination of the many open-source templates!
Add your name with just a click??
Github
tic tac toe in github readme??
Github
Nice, we have additional github readme templates available in github.com/elangosundar/awesome-RE...
Hi, do check this project, to beautify your profile readme. Star it, if you like it.
GitHub Dynamic Animated Quote Generator
shravan20 / github-readme-quotes
Dynamic quote generator for your GitHub readmes
github-readme-quotes
Dynamic quote generator for your GitHub readmes
Github Readme Quotes
Copy and paste the following markdown content to display the quote.
Themes
You can display your quote in different themes without any manual customization.
Use
?theme=THEME_NAME
parameter as shown below.Available Themes
dark, radical, merko, gruvbox, tokyonight, onedark, cobalt, synthwave, highcontrast, dracula
Gotham
Dark
Light Theme
You can explore different themes here.
Feel free to contribute different themes.
Layouts
You can also change the layout of your templates.
Use
?layout=LAYOUT
parameter as shown belowLayout 1 (Default)
Layout 2 (Socrates)
You can explore different layouts here.
Feel free to contribute different layouts.
Animations
You can also add animations to your templates.
Use
?animation=ANIMATION
paramater as shown belowAnimation 1
You can explore different animationsβ¦
Created a GitHub action too for updating the readme with your latest blog posts and StackOverflow activity automatically: github.com/gautamkrishnar/blog-pos...
Check this out: Github @amangupta143
Drop FOLLOW
Mine README might look pretty nice
Mine README might look pretty nice with Animated Hello world and Some gif, @pratyush0898
Late to the party but here's my GitHub profile README.
What do you think about mine?
Tables based layout... Full circle is already here π ππ
can you guys rate my github readme i will appreciate any feedback π§‘
Note: its theme responsive if the theme is dark it will still look cool
How is my? - github.com/varora1406
Hey, I know this is an old discussion tab, but I'd really like some feedback for my profile.
GitHub
Need a review for my README
Thank you all for this useful post and comments, I use some of your ideas in my profile.
github.com/mrashad10
Impressive !!
Simple Tic-Tac-Toe @luizpicolo github.com/luizpicolo
here is my repo: github.com/alsiam
I add recent post github action from Dev.to in my profile, what do you think?
just updated mine: -
github.com/adityathakekar
This helped me a lot.
Thank you!
I love Monica's readme. Pretty simple and sleek
My CV: github.com/idimetrix
Github-Aditya Thakekar
Super cool π
That is an awesome collection.
thanks :)
Here's my try at readme... github.com/syedibrahim
Here's mine
github.com/Smartmayukh
I tries customizing using various widgets. have a look
github.com/sumanshekhar698/sumansh...