Github Readme Tech Stack
Show off your favorite technologies by using cards in your GitHub README
Overview
As a developer, having a polished and visually appealing way to present your skills is crucial, and the github-readme-tech-stack tool delivers just that. It allows you to create customized visual representations of the technologies you use in your GitHub projects, showcasing your expertise in a way that catches the eye of potential collaborators and employers. In an era where standing out is more important than ever, this solution fits seamlessly into the growing trend of personalized branding within the tech community.
The simplicity of usage combined with its customization capabilities makes it an enticing option for anyone looking to enhance their GitHub profile. Gone are the days of generic badges that clash with your carefully curated profile; with github-readme-tech-stack, you can create a cohesive look that reflects your personal branding and style, ensuring that your tech stack shines.
Features
- Easy to use: Simply add a markdown tag to your profile README to create your Tech Stack image with minimal effort.
- Demo website: The tool offers a live demo site where you can effortlessly design and build your own custom card.
- Customizable: Select the technologies to showcase, adjust colors, and modify icons to fit your personal brand perfectly.
- Custom icons: Upload your own SVG icons to represent technologies that may not be included by default.
- Multiple themes: Choose from several pre-made themes or create your own if none fit your aesthetic.
- Badges: Utilizes shields.io badges and simple-icons to enhance the visual appeal and credibility of your tech stack.
- Style: Designed harmoniously to match with tools like github-readme-streak-stats and github-readme-stats, ensuring a consistent look across your profile.
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