Life happened
“Taken from us by a better idea.”
Digging up
Locating the cemetery…
Here lie the side projects of
This isn't a graveyard. It's an industry.
Life happened
“Taken from us by a better idea.”
Peaked on Hacker News
“Survived by 47 browser tabs.”
Got distracted by a newer, shinier idea
“Forever in our git log.”
The README was the best part
“Forever in our git log.”
Saw someone else ship it first
“TODO: write epitaph”
Laid to rest with full honors (archived)
“Gone, but never git rm'd.”
Its forks went on without it
“Shipped to localhost only.”
Peacefully archived, surrounded by forks
“Shipped to localhost only.”
Read-only. Like a tomb.
“It compiled. That was enough.”
Gave up on Day 6 of Advent of Code
“May its dependencies rest in peace.”
Started a rewrite instead
“It worked on my machine.”
Ran out of free tier
“It worked on my machine.”
Works on my machine. Machine died.
“It worked on my machine.”
Put out to pasture with a nice README
“Its last words: "wip"”
"I'll finish it this weekend"
“Forever in our git log.”
if err != nil { die() }
“It compiled. That was enough.”
Domain expired
“It compiled. That was enough.”
Death by a thousand GitHub notifications
“Shipped to localhost only.”
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Graves = repos you own (not forks) that are archived or have had no push in 6+ months. Data refreshes hourly.