A Spotify-like yearly recap for devs using GitHub contributions
Recently, I came across Spotify's wrapped showing cool insights from my the music I heard in 2023. Last week we casually started discussing about our cards (the Spotify highlights) in our office and then we wondered if we can look at our development journey the same way in 2023. That was it, everyone put their hacker hats on, started building Unwrapped to reflect on the dev journey just using your Github contributions! Hope you also find joy in reflecting back at your journey in 2023! The best part - we made it open source . Can't wait to hear your feedback! Contributions are welcome :)
In plain words
Unwrapped is an open-source tool that creates a yearly recap of a developer's GitHub contributions, similar to Spotify's Wrapped feature. It analyzes a user's GitHub activity throughout the year to generate insights and highlights about their development journey. The tool is designed for developers who want to reflect on their coding accomplishments and contributions over a specific period.
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