List of Apps — Automating Workflow in GitHub
A list of the GitHub apps I use most to automate my workflow: Travis CI, Crowdin, ImgBot, Codacy, Renovate and Telegram notifications for issues and PRs.
One of the best things about using GitHub is the amount of integrations available. Today I've separated some of the ones I use most:
- Travis CI: Testing & Build
- Crowdin: Translation
- ImgBot: Image Optimization
- Codacy: Code Analysis
- GitHub (Telegram): Issue/PR & Commit Notifications
- Renovate: Dependency Updates
- PR Triage: Issue/PR Organization
- Snyk: Vulnerability Checking
- CuboHub: Static Page Generator
- WIP: Branch Protection & PR Organization
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This article was translated from Portuguese with the help of an LLM. The original version may contain nuances not fully captured in this translation.