GooseCode vs WHAT THE CODE? for Github Kullanım & İstatistikleri

GooseCode is a canvas app designed specifically for developers for reading and writing code and communicating complex ideas. Consolidate your notes, documentation and other references in one unified location alongside the code you're working on. GooseCode Uses: - Debugging issues - Document a codebase - Architect systems - Learn languages - Communicate complex ideas to your team - Create developer onboarding templates - Define codebase best practices with examples - Wireframe UI alongside code - Compare GitHub branches GooseCode Features: - AI Chat - PR Generation - Line highlighting - Global search - Code window pinning - Zoom previews - Comments - Generative search - An infinite canvas for mapping and organizing codebases - Colored brushes for annotating code - Add code from your local filesystem - GitHub integration including fetching files, committing changes and pull request creation - Create flowcharts - Architect cloud infrastructures - Add videos - Add URLs with generated screenshots - Add SVGs - Add images - Add animations (Lottie) - Code line linking - Code editing - Projects for isolating your work - Multi-repository canvases - Cloud Sync - 15+ code themes You have the option to connect to your GitHub account using OAuth2, or to use fine-grained access if you want to limit the accessible repositories.

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WHAT THE CODE? for Github

I will show you random code from trending Github repositories, and you will guess the programming language! You can test your real programming skills, and discover interesting repositories along the way! - Login to Github for rate limit removed access to trending repositories data - App shows random code from picked random trending repositories, you then tap on the programming language of the code - You can favorite to bookmark a repository, or tap to see the web page - You can use the discovery view to swipe and discover trending repositories. You can filter based on created time and programming language. * some features require a one-time in-app purchase. you need a Github account in order to use this app.