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Hubstar is a web application created by Team-tut for Qiita Hackathon #3 in 2013. It allows users to "star" and "share" specific parts of source code, such as functions or lines, hosted on GitHub. The client-side uses KnockoutJS, RequireJS, Coffeescript, SCSS, Bootstrap and Font Awesome, while the server runs on nginx, gunicorn, supervisor, a Flask RESTful API, MongoDB, and is hosted on a Sakura VPS.
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Qiita 2day hackathon - HubStar -
- 1. Hubstar Qiita Hackathon #3 2013/02/02 Team-tut ton1517 & tenntenn
- 2. Concept ● We can find "cool source codes" at GitHub ● We want to "Star" part of source codes ○ such as functions or lines Hubstar can "Star" and "Share" part of source codes
- 3. Hubstar DEMO
- 4. Client ● KnockoutJS + requirejs ● Coffeescript + scss ● Bootstrap + Font Awesome
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