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Dev tools · January 29, 2021

DevCard

Showcase yourself and what you can do with style.

DevCard launched on January 29, 2021 with 3 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 5 years on.

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What it does

DevCard is an easy to use, customisable way to show your favourite languages and frameworks as a developer as well as your social media and portfolio. Using the editor you can customise everything from the colours to the links.

Create a card showcasing your developer skills, social media and a bio to quickly summarise yourself.

The easiest way to link your portfolio and socials through a shortened link. Use our simple set up to quickly create your card and share to the world in less than 5 minutes. Sign in to DevCard using your GitHub account to get started with a basic card featuring your username, profile link and avatar. Customise your card easily using our editor. Make it your own with a custom colour scheme and all of your important links. Get your unique link to display on social media or simply send to clients and other developers. It will be there forever, for free. DevCard has and always will be completely and totally free. If you would like to support the project, you can purchase a custom domain to make…from devcard.link

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