StackShare

Find the right developer tools and companies that use them

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Find the right developer tools and companies that use them

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StackShare is the fastest growing community for SaaS tools - we show you all the software a company is using and why. We're a developer-only community of engineers, CTOs, and VPEs from some of the world's top startups. Engineers use StackShare to compare and discover new technologies, while companies use StackShare to connect with engineers.

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Stack File

Beautiful automated tech stack docs for your GitHub repos

GitHub App that auto-creates tech stack docs (YML and Markdown) that list out the full tech stack of a repo including: open source, closed source, SaaS, and infrastructure, with metadata about each tool. Like an auto-updating tech stack README file.

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Launch tags:

Open Source•Developer Tools•GitHub

Launch Team

Yonas

Maker

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We're excited to announce a new tech stack data file format! The first application we're launching to use this new file is a GitHub App that auto-documents your tech stacks for you ✨ There's a lot of manual tech stack documentation going on right now on GitHub (some examples here: https://github.com/search?q=%22t...). It's tedious and even really sophisticated orgs like Shopify do it for some of their repos. The GitHub App we're launching today is the easiest way to get automated tech stack docs for all your repos with a few clicks. You get a data file (techstack.yml), a visualization file (techstack.md), and a README snippet for each of your repos. AND the files are updated once per week to account for any tech stack changes. We'd love to hear your feedback on this!

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1yr ago

Antoni Kozelski

Evryface

@yonasbe Great product, your whole team has and is doing file updates-good idea! 🚀

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1yr ago

Rami

Go Mail Merge

Wow, this is awesome. Does it work for private repos? I am definitely going to add this to a few of my repos to test it out.

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1yr ago

Yonas

Maker

@kingromstar yes, it does! Just requires you to install the GitHub App (during installation the app asks for permission to your repos and you can select private or public repos).

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1yr ago