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Relaunched Codelantis (former ReadyforReview)

If you have a pull request (or merge request) to review, check out the new site at https://www.codelantis.com

So... it's 2 years later and I relaunched my code review tool at https://www.codelantis.com (former name: ReadyforReview)

What happened?

A couple of weeks ago, I switched to Linux and realized that my review tool didn't work (despite using Docker to prevent exactly this). Bummer!

Having spent my time mostly on other side projects, my initial reaction was to just use GitLab's own review features again and basically ditch my own tool.

I tried this for roughly 1 day and quickly became very frustrated with everything being slow, clumsy, and impractical. This was the moment I realized that I really need my tool to work.

This experience motivated me a lot to work on this tool again!

I updated the tech stack (now SvelteKit 😻) to optimize the project for speed of development. I already added new features in the last couple of days:

  • Support for Github (yay!)
  • New landing page
  • More change filters
  • Authentication with GitLab / GitHub
  • Super simple file reverts (GitLab only right now)

Happy to hear your thoughts!

, Founder of Icon for Codelantis
Codelantis
on September 12, 2023
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