What I built : Repo manager , simple github dashboard for quick updates to the viewer profile and repos.

Category Submission:

• Best Overall Project
• Most Visually Pleasing
• Most Technical Impressive
• Best Project built using Material UI as the main UI framework

App Link

https://repo-manager-seven.vercel.app/

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Description

I built a github dashboard that lets you quickly edit/delete your profile info or repository details

feature include

• quick viewer profile overview
• view list of repositories

• sorted by last pushed to descending
  order by default , but options to sort by name , stargazers , created_at and updated at (desc or ascending) , sorting by forked repositories only is supported.

• hint that informs you if your forked repository is out of sync with it's parent

• a search bar that lets you quickly search for new repositories and filter your through own

• select multiple repos and bulk delte them ⚠ use with caution

• view the package.json for your javascript projects and add topics to your repo from your dependancies

Link to Source Code

repo-manager

Permissive License

MIT licence

Background (What made you decide to build this particular app? What inspired you?)

i feel like it will come in handy as i approach apply to jobs phase , need something that will help me in tidying things up , adding proper names descriptions andtags for repositories an daso deleting redundant ones

i also disliked the current hops you have to jump through to delete repositories

How I built it (How did you utilize refine? Did you learn something new along the way? Pick up a new skill?)

Really love the way refine halped me scafold out the project , one of the biggest pain of setting up a SPA is setting up the router,state management,stying and setting up the API structure .

I wasn't a big fan of MUI before but after building this app i feel like it was all outof prejudice because the consistent UI + accessible components is quite the productivity boost.
The data providers were also really great and even though i had to use some escape hatchesi can see myself suing them more often, the inferencer is a great prototyping tool and lets you immediately view the API you just wired up
it's all great dx all the way