u/PinyaGames

Hey everyone,

I made a VS Code extension called Git Go that turns your repository into an interactive graph you can actually act on, without leaving the editor.

I had been using Git Graph for a long while and really liked it, but a few things kept getting in my way, like how you manage which branches you are looking at. To be clear, this is not a fork. It is written from scratch, but the design is very much inspired by Git Graph.

What it does:

- Visual commit graph with search, filters, and infinite scroll

- Branches, stashes, tags, and worktrees managed right from the graph

- Merge, rebase, cherry-pick, revert, and reset without leaving the editor

- Drag and drop gestures on branches and commits

- Undo the last action on a branch with Ctrl+Z, using the reflog

- File diffs and repo browsing at any commit

- A bunch of color themes, because why not

It is free and open source, and you can find it here:

Marketplace: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Pinya.git-go

Source: https://github.com/CarlesRojas/git-go

I would love to get some feedback. I hope you like it!

This version changes the default alphabet navigation to the new Bubble style. If you prefer the old look, you can change it in Settings → Drawer → Alphabet Navigation by disabling the Bubble Alphabet toggle. As always, we really appreciate all your feedback. Thank you for continuing to use Mango!

The wallpaper is from Unsplash, and the launcher is r/mangolauncher (Disclosure: I'm the dev). For some reason I also added physics to the icons.

I am creating a launcher for Android, and I was looking for some feedback. I added the [Promotion] tag because it is my launcher. The idea is for it to be highly customizable, very responsive, and also a bit experimental.

For example I added a physics based layout (see 3rd screenshot) that i don't think it is very useful. But I wanted to have more layouts than simple Grids and Lists. If you have any ideas about other ways to present apps to users I would really apreciate it!

Also if when trying to achieve a certain look you miss some features, tell me and I'll try to add them to the app.

Thanks in advance!

I am creating a launcher for Android, and I was looking for some critique! The idea is for it to be highly customizable, very responsive, and also a bit experimental.

For example I added a physics based layout (see 3rd screenshot) that i don't think it is very useful. But I wanted to have more layouts than simple Grids and Lists. If you have any ideas about other ways to present apps to users I would really apreciate it!

Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone! This is our new home for all things related to Mango Launcher, a minimal, fast and very customizable Android launcher. We're excited to have you join us!

You can post anything the community would find interesting, helpful, or inspiring. Feel free to share your home screen setups, icon pack combos, widget layouts, feature requests, bug reports, or questions about the app.

Thanks for being part of the very first wave. Together, let's make r/mangolauncher amazing. 🥭

You can check it out in the Website and install it from the Play Store.