Peaked on Hacker News
“No tests. No regrets.”
Digging up
Locating the cemetery…
Here lie the side projects of
This isn't a graveyard. It's an industry.
Peaked on Hacker News
“No tests. No regrets.”
Lost the .env file
“Beloved side project. Sometimes opened.”
Death by a thousand GitHub notifications
“Returned with exit code 0. Peacefully.”
Death by type gymnastics
“Survived by 47 browser tabs.”
Got distracted by a newer, shinier idea
“Taken from us by a better idea.”
Tutorial completed. Motivation not.
“Rest in /dev/null.”
Scope creep
“No tests. No regrets.”
Domain expired
“Returned with exit code 0. Peacefully.”
Started a rewrite instead
“Taken from us by a better idea.”
Hacktoberfest ended. So did the will to live.
“Beloved side project. Sometimes opened.”
Ran out of free tier
“Here lies great potential and a half-written README.”
The README was the best part
“It worked on my machine.”
Proof of concept. Concept not proven.
“No tests. No regrets.”
Went to zero
“Here lies great potential and a half-written README.”
Died in infancy. Born and abandoned same day.
“Pushed to main, then to the grave.”
"I'll finish it this weekend"
“Pushed to main, then to the grave.”
any spread like an infection
“Beloved side project. Sometimes opened.”
Saw someone else ship it first
“Returned with exit code 0. Peacefully.”
Works on my machine. Machine died.
“Pushed to main, then to the grave.”
Hackathon energy ran out at 4am
“Pushed to main, then to the grave.”
Forgot how it worked
“Returned with exit code 0. Peacefully.”
Life happened
“Beloved side project. Sometimes opened.”
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Graves = repos you own (not forks) that are archived or have had no push in 6+ months. Data refreshes hourly.