How I Built a Missing GitHub Feature using GitHub itselfby@pravj
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How I Built a Missing GitHub Feature using GitHub itself

by Pravendra Singh6mSeptember 8th, 2019
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There are unmatched expectations that users have from the hub of open-source. This guide is about a feature that is missing from GitHub and my product-first approach to building that as a side-project. There is no way to subscribe to an organization and receive events when something happens in it (for example, when a new repository is created) The solution will involve activity-checker polling for new events at its core, but notifying the users about an event is going to be the major deal.

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