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Dev tools · September 18, 2023

Code Reactions by adadot

Emoji reactions for any Git repo

Code Reactions by adadot launched on September 18, 2023 with 272 votes, #127 of 4,228 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.

In plain words

Code Reactions by adadot is a developer tool that adds emoji reactions to any Git repository. Users can apply emojis like thumbs up or heart to code they appreciate, or use a bug emoji to flag potential issues with comments. The tool integrates with GitHub and allows developers to mark code sections for later review, combining code commenting with an informal feedback mechanism for collaborative development workflows.

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From the sources

You saw some nice piece of code? Now you can add a 👍, or maybe even a 😍 and spread the love. It seems like there might be a bug there? Give it a 🐛 with a comment on your finding and come back to fix it when you get the chance.

Code Reactions is an open-source extension for Visual Studio Code, made by our team at Adadot with a mind to give back to the community.

React and see others reactions to any piece of code straight from your IDE. You saw some nice piece of code? Now you can add a 👍, or maybe even a 😍 and spread the love. It seems like there might be a bug there? Give it a 🐛 with a comment on your finding and come back to fix it when you get the chance. Since we didn't want to bloat our IDE with more "heavy" data views we created a completely free to use frontend to host some of the views that are cross-repository and other views that give you more of a high level overview of how your repos and your stats are doing and progressing over time. The frontend currently looks like below, though functionality will be constantly added as people's…from adadot.com

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