This blog covers the complete redesign of Forgejo’s commit page to fix mobile issues and improve usability, sharing the design process, bugs fixed, skills learned, and community collaboration that made it possible.
Fedora Project is fortunate enough to secure a booth at DevConf India in Pune. Akashdeep Dhar, Samyak Jain, Shounak Dey & myself attended DevConf India representing Fedora Project. The booth was a success, we also attracted a lot of new comers and those who are in their early phase in open source. Most of the visitors were college students and early in their career. We also had Matthew Miller’s talk which attracted so many people and the room was filled with lot of people as well.
Exploring the city of Prague, going to museums, having dinner with Fedora folks and more. This is the day before the last day in Prague, and it was certainly great day.
The last felt day of Flock went fast for me and it was kind of sad to reach the end of conference so soon. I have enjoyed my time there, and it was trully a new experience for me and I’m thankful for Fedora Project!
The day started late for me and ended with a boat ride. I experienced so many ‘first-time’ moments, and it became one of the most memorable parts of my life.
A great start with announcement of new FPL, Mentor-Mentee Lunch Matching, Forgejo Discussions and more.
A post about my experience of travelling internationally and attending my first Flock conference in Prague, Czech Republic.
I’ll walk through the frontend contributions I made to the Forgejo UI as part of the Fedora Project.
Providing an overview of how the commit table UI overhaul was made (early design stage)
Summary of how to setup an interactive Forgejo testing environment to see if your changes work!