JavaScript GitHub Badge For Your Blog / Site : RubyFlow

JavaScript GitHub Badge For Your Blog / Site

May 03, 2008

The unstoppable Dr Nic has put together a JavaScript GitHub badge widget that allows you to show off which projects you're working on at GitHub.

Posted by PeterCooper at 07:34 - 1 comment

“”if your blog doesn't have a white or black background or if you want to make your project list visible to people using IE6 or konqueror, I wrote a simple script to retrieve and display github projects. This is a quick fix for Dr Nic's badge not really fitting into my blog layout.

http://github.com/schleyfox/yaghb/tree/masterschleyfox - May 07, 2008 21:00

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