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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.

@kevin thank you for hunting us! TL;DR We created a vscode extension to add emoji reactions 🚀🐛😍, even with comments, to any line of code of any Git repo! React and see others' reactions to any piece of code straight from your IDE, and have them follow the code through changes. 😍 Share the love with Github stars: https://github.com/AdadotTeam/vs... 🤔Any questions or feedback? Head to our Discord community: https://discord.gg/HZhuynMRsN Where did it all start 🦕 We are part of a team building an analytics tool. In January we decided to do what we called "replatforming" which was almost a complete architectural change of the entirety of our analytics platform 😱 to handle scale. In the middle of changing hundreds of files in tens of repos, we found ourselves wanting to mark code for later deletion, refactor, etc. Cause of that, we were pilling mountains of JIRA tickets that were soon outdated. It was NOT working for us! 😔 So we quickly hacked together an internal IDE extension that allowed us to put a mark (or an emoji 😉) on the code and find them later! What we found 🤯 After using the extension internally for sometime we found that it allowed us to keep some things alongside our code, that never could be up to now 😮. So we ended up using it for various reasons, namely: -Giving and receiving feedback for your code. As developers we learn from others, and their reaction to our code either that being a 👍, 👎 or sometimes even a 🐛 or a 🚀, is invaluable to our progress. -Putting a mark or a note in the code. You are going about your task and suddenly you notice a piece of code that has that smell, or just doesn't look right, or is super cool!. Give it a 👀 or a 🚀 and write down a comment if need be! -Code quality metrics are very cool as a concept! However once used we all know that they feel a bit neither here nor there. Eg is a code bad if it has high complexity? Maybe, maybe not! I'd like to know what my collaborators thinks of the code, which parts are for a 😍 and which for a 🤔 and which repos and files are the ones that might need a look into. Building and Spreading the 💚! We thought other devs out there might want to have something like it, the same way we did so we decided to rewrite it (make the code slightly more decent) and give to the community something that's: -Open Source 💚 (spread the love!) -It works in the IDE (we don't want another! tool) -You can add emojis and comments 🚀 -You can see others emojis and comments 👀 -Follows (or leaves) the code as it changes. Meaning that it stays there for as long as the relevant line has not changed whitespace doesn't count as change - and they get removed from the line when it's changed 🔥

@kevin @alexharris Congratulations on the launch of this free and open-source extension!🚀 Your product will improve the coding experience and promote community collaboration!

@kevin @antonikozelski great to hear you like it!

Congratulations @kevin @alexharris

Hey! I am Jason, one of the devs that created this extension and I am super excited for the opportunity to spread the love with the community by opening up to everyone this free Open Source 💚 extension to add emoji reactions 🚀🐛😍, even with comments, to any line of code of any Git repo, straight from you IDE! Why it all started: We were knee-deep in a massive re-architecture and were struggling to keep with the fast changing code-base 😫. We built a small extension to help us. What we found: Our in-house extension saved the day! We could mark code with emojis (yes, emojis 😉) for feedback, notes, or code quality vibes. It was a game-changer! 🚀 For the community: We made it open source, lightweight, and super IDE-friendly. You can add emojis, comments, and see what others think about code. 🙌 Cool Features: Check out multiple ways to react, get notified about new reactions, and explore cross-repo insights on our web platform. What’s next? Join us on GitHub to shape the extension’s future together. Let’s code with emotions! 😊

@jason_spiliotopoulos always great to hear from the makers!

Hello everybody! I'm thrilled to welcome you to our latest creation. I'm passionate about crafting tech that enhances everyday tasks in a fun and usually efficient way. Your feedback on UX, front-end, or anything else is invaluable and I am more than happy to chat about your ideas. As this is an open-source project, I look forward to collaborating and connecting with new people. Let's make coding more efficient, beautiful, and enjoyable. Happy coding!

@dimitrios_soras Thank you for sharing your thoughts with the community!

Our dev team loves Adadot 🧡 Being with them from their very beginning has been a great journey for both of our companies. I wrote a quick review about the product, you can check it out here: https://byvi.co/2023/09/18/adado...

Hey there, Code Reactions by adadot! 👋 I must say, I love this idea! Adding emoji reactions to a Git repo sounds like a great way to inject fun and expressiveness into code collaboration. 😄👍 I have a couple of questions: Can these reactions be customized to include other emojis beyond those mentioned in the description? And how do these reactions integrate with existing code review tools, such as GitHub or GitLab? Also, have you considered adding a feature that allows users to add custom comments along with their reactions? It could be a great way to provide specific feedback or suggestions directly within the code. I am looking forward to hearing more about your product. Keep up the amazing work! 🚀

Amazing project and great community with good potential

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