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hanula · on May 18, 2016

hanula · on April 21, 2015

I made something simple for this: http://stuff.hanula.com/starhub/ and me too, I also wish GH had some easier way to navigate and arrange your bookmarks. StarHub was primarily built for fast search.

hanula · on Feb 23, 2015

Here's a simple list version: https://gist.github.com/hanula/7959a214fcf55eca1e3e

hanula · on Feb 11, 2015

GitHub is a tremendous source of code and projects. Great for everyday work, inspiration and learning. Nice extension and too bad it's for Chrome only.

I've recently hacked a quick app for fast access to GitHub stars [1], just because I needed it so badly, although you (currently) can't tag repositories, only save your searches.

[1] https://github.com/hanula/StarHub

ziink · on Feb 11, 2015

Sorry, couldn't figure out what it does. Is it searching your starred projects maybe?

hanula · on Feb 11, 2015

Yeah, searching any user's starred projects. Yours or somebody else. Try it out at http://stuff.hanula.com/starhub/

hanula · on Feb 1, 2015

SEEKING WORK and interesting projects - Remote only atm.

Over 15 year of experience. Love to tinker, learn, build, explore and make the difference. Solid software engineer, full-stack developer, I work with many tools and environments but Web/Python/Backend is my favorite.

Resume: http://resume.hanula.com

GitHub: https://github.com/hanula

hanula · on Jan 13, 2015

That's exactly my case. I needed a way to (really) quickly browse my stars. Instant filter can save a lot of time. I hope GitHub will add something like that in the future.

hanula · on Jan 13, 2015

Thanks. I'll add language filter, although the basic info that GitHub provides isn't very accurate.

hanula · on Nov 29, 2014

He was asking his son. I'm sure it was a father-son like question to help him get interested in the school project.

hanula · on Nov 19, 2014

Heh, I created something like that in Python: https://github.com/hanula/weirdify while playing with unicodedata module.

hanula · on Nov 10, 2014

As I am currently looking for work, I had to update my resume, but then I decided simple text processor would be just boring and I created themed HTML/PDF resume generator in Python that takes simple YAML data file. It worked pretty good.

There is already JSON Resume [0] initiative but YAML feels much more natural when writing semi-structured text.

Here's the source if anyone's interested: https://github.com/hanula/resume

[0] https://jsonresume.org/