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My first open-source service reached its first 20 stars on GitHub πŸ’Ž

Hello everyone Today, I’d like to share a small but joyful piece of news. My project on GitHub has reached its first 20 stars β˜†. I’ve been working on it since July, and for the most part, I don’t have much time for deve

Hello everyone Today, I’d like to share a small but joyful piece of news. My project on GitHub has reached its first 20 stars β˜†.

I’ve been working on it since July, and for the most part, I don’t have much time for development and promotion due to work. In any case, I’d like to share this small achievement with you. I think it’s important to talk about it openly when you’re doing something in Open‑Source.

For a long time, I didn’t understand how to make it useful for other people, but I guess I should write to other people about it β€” those whose projects don’t even have 5 stars.

By the way, what’s noteworthy is that now there are also 10 projects there πŸ’Ž, which can’t but please the users.

I’ve written about it many times, but if anyone wants to get acquainted with EmbedCatalog, here’s the repository:

https://github.com/embedcatalog/embedcatalog

Maybe you can suggest something to do in the issue, or you can create something cool in the code yourself!

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