My GitHub Repositories: A Personal Overview

As a developer, it’s easy to accumulate a large number of GitHub repositories. For me, it can be overwhelming to keep track of them all and remember what each one does. So, I decided to make a list of my most important repositories by categories, along with a brief description of what they are. This way, I can have a better overview of my codebase and easily find what I’m looking for.

Templates and boilerplates

• npm-package-bootstrap: A boilerplate to make new NPM packages.

WordPress

• wordpress-accordion-block: A WordPress block for creating an accordion-style layout.
• wordpress-emt-section-block: A WordPress block for creating sections with a customizable background color.
• wordpress-logo-showcase-block: A WordPress block for showcasing logos with customizable sizes and styles.
• wordpress-feature-table-block: A WordPress block for creating a feature comparison table.
• wordpress-slideshow-block: A WordPress block for creating a customizable slideshow.

React

• wordpress-hooks: A React library for using WordPress API.

Visual Studio Code Extensions

• vscode-extension-foldercode: A Visual Studio Code extension to sum up the codebase of a project.

I hope this list can be helpful for other developers who are also struggling to keep track of their repositories. While these projects were made for my personal use, I encourage anyone to use them as a reference or starting point for their own projects. Who knows, maybe they’ll even catch the eye of a curious recruiter looking for a talented developer.

So, what about you? Do you have any repositories that you’re particularly proud of? Let me know in the comments!

Mar 26, 2023