Flare
Social network for developers.
Overview:
Flare is a social network platform designed specifically for software developers. It aims to cater to the needs and interests of developers by providing features geared towards sharing code snippets, terminal scripts, images, and more in a unique way. Flare was created as an entry for the Netlify x Hashnode Hackathon, focusing on enhancing the social networking experience for developers.
Features:
- Share Code snippets: Share snippets of code with other developers.
- Share terminal scripts: Ability to share terminal scripts for coding purposes.
- Share Images: Share images relevant to coding or development.
- Comments: Users can leave comments on posts shared within Flare.
- Bookmarks: Save interesting posts for future reference.
- Show Spotify last played songs: Display the last played songs from Spotify.
- Header Image promotions: Promote content with header images.
- Kudos: Give kudos to posts or users for their contributions.
- Connect Hashnode blog: Integration with Hashnode blogs for extended reach.
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