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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...

I've heard good things about Fireflies.ai :) https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

👋🏾 Hey PH, we’re back at it! I’ve probably said this before, but this is my single favorite product launch we’ve ever done. It’s the culmination of everything we’ve built since we launched back in 2014. The next time you need advice on which tool to use to build your app, infrastructure, or your next feature, you can use StackShare to ask our community of over 500K developers, engineers, CTOs,...

Hey PH! Before I dive in, just a heads up that we’re offering a **20% off** any paid plan (for 6 months) discount to the Product Hunt community if you sign up before January 1st, 2020. Just click the main product link above and the discount will automatically be applied to the first paid plan you sign up for. This release has been a long time coming. We first got requests for an API years ago...

Hey PH! 👋🏾 Founder & CEO at StackShare here. We created this open source list to help developers find and share common stacks that work. Instead of sharing what you use (which is what StackShare is for), this site is designed to show you common stacks for different use cases. More on why we built this in our launch blog post: https://stackshare.io/posts/introducing-awesome-stacks. The data...

Hey everyone! 👋🏾 I'll just get right to it: StackShare has always let you share WHAT tools you use in your stack, today marks the beginning of the journey to let you share WHY and HOW you use those tools. Decisions are better than a tweet and much shorter than a Medium post. You just write a quick paragraph about the problem you faced, tag the tools you decided to use to solve the problem, hit...

Hey everyone! This is for all the developers out there that miss vulnerabilities, important product updates, and other news related to the tools they use. The idea came from the StackShare community- we learned that people love StackShare for helping them keep up with the latest dev tools, but they’d also like help staying up to date with the tools they already use. So this is what we came up...

I've seen a lot of companies complain about the rampant use of OSS libraries within their companies, because of the licensing mess it creates. This is exactly what the solution should look like. Congrats on the launch, and the funding @kevinverse!

This is awesome. I've been using MojiLaLa for over a month now. I wasn't much of stickers person either until I tried this out. Love the huge library and the fact that I don't need to leave iMessage. Bravo @sahinboydas @luckyloberg and team!

Hey Product Hunt! This is a super simple product, that we think solves a real issue for job seekers. Finding roles that use your tech stack is still pretty difficult to do on the major hiring sites. We didn’t realize we could solve this problem until StackShare community members started asking us for features that would help them look for jobs on StackShare (more deets on why we built this...

This looks awesome @manuthan! I left this as feedback in the signup form, but I'm putting it here for others to see: it would be really cool if you guys had a "best practices" guide or even a blog post about how to best structure a team retreat. We'll likely lean on our friends at Zapier for this when we plan the StackShare retreat, but it would be nice if you could do this as part of your...

Thanks for the hunt @writerpollock! We're really excited about this! We wrote about the motivation behind the game on our blog: http://stackshare.io/posts/introducing-tool-time. This was an idea from a StackShare user, (hey hey @alexissantos!), who decided to build something using our API. We fell in love with the game he built (I spent 45 minutes playing it when I first saw it!). So we rebuilt...