Mirror of https://forge.alexselimov.com/aselimov/hugo-unified-git-activity.
Multi-forge heatmap for Hugo when GitHub's native one already exists.
Hugo users with accounts across multiple code forges
GitHub Contributions · Isometric Contributions · ghchart.rshah.org
Hover-to-split edges and per-layout localStorage URLs are nice, focused UX decisions — you can build a workspace once and reopen it without an account. The no-backend, privacy-first model is neat, but the approach is fundamentally limited by sites that block embedding (X-Frame-Options/CSP), so its usefulness depends heavily on what you need to tile.
Minimal uptime monitoring for solo devs when Uptime Robot and Freshping already own the space.
Weight-based formula beats flat 400mg guidelines for personalized safety limits.
Real-time outage aggregator, but relies on services publishing status independently.
It actually parses vector tiles and renders a searchable, pannable ASCII map — not just an image dump. Useful touches like street-name toggles, aspect-ratio adjustment, and a single-homebrew install make it feel like a lovingly crafted hacker tool; still mostly a novelty, but technically neat and fun to poke at.
It extracts rollout JSON logs and renders a live status line with model, branch/dirty state and compact 5h/7d usage bars — so you can monitor limits without leaving your terminal. The installer that builds Node and Rust bits then patches codex for a seamless status_line_command is a practical touch; portability across distros and narrow-terminal readability are the real make-or-break points.
