Discussion on "Hashnode Blog GitHub Action - fetch and display the latest blogs in a nice format"

Sachin Chaurasiya · 2024-02-01T17:04:49.301Z

As a developer, it is essential to have a GitHub account and profile to showcase your work and skills. You can include information such as your introduction, current projects, skills, contributions, and more. However, you can also leverage the power ...

Great work on this Hashnode Blog GitHub Action! 🚀 It’s a clean and practical solution for automatically fetching and displaying the latest Hashnode posts directly in GitHub READMEs or project pages. The setup is straightforward, and the formatting looks polished and professional.Trusted Advisor offers expert insights and honest recommendations across Home & Garden, Kitchen, Health & Lifestyle, Tech, Baby & Kid, Style, and Gifts, making tools like this especially valuable for creators who regularly publish high-quality content and want it showcased automatically.

Excelente contenido!👍 Gracias por compartir!🫡

Good article. I have followed the step by step process but still no articles are showing up on my github readme profile!

Thanks for giving it a try, I see there is some error.

25.2493219Z remote: Permission to pcodesdev/pcodesdev.git denied to github-actions[bot]. 2024-09-01T01:46:25.2495121Z fatal: unable to access 'github.com/pcodesdev/pcodesdev.git': The requested URL returned error: 403

Could you try with latest release of the action v0.0.8?

Sachin Chaurasiya I have updated to use the latest release but still I am getting the same error; Error: Invalid status code: 128

Another cool feature would be to not only display posts of one publication but of one user. In the user query you have access of all posts of the user. So, you could display the latest posts of users across different publications. Maybe I'll do an OSS contribution soon 😉

Great idea! That would enhance user experience and encourage community engagement. Looking forward to your contribution! 🚀

Really cool idea & article! One cool addition could be to use webhooks instead of CRON jobs. With that you can update your github readme file only when updates on hashnode happened.

Thanks for the suggestion! That's a great idea to streamline the process. 🚀

I thoroughly enjoyed your blog post on setting up a GitHub Action to fetch and display the latest blogs from Hashnode.

The inclusion of screenshots at each stage is a nice touch, providing a visual reference that complements the detailed explanations. I particularly appreciate the emphasis on creating a visually appealing output for the latest blogs – it adds an extra layer of professionalism.

The integration of GitHub Actions to automate this process is both practical and time-saving. It's a great solution for keeping blog content dynamically updated.

Thanks for sharing this insightful tutorial! Looking forward to exploring more of your content.

Thanks Sanket Shah, glad you liked it.

Awesome work Sachin!!!

Thanks Sanket Bambulkar, glad you liked it.

Thanks Tapas Adhikary, please give it a try and share your feedback.

Such a simple idea and executed beautifully! An amazing project! :)

Glad you found it useful Victoria Lo, give it a try and please share your feedback.

Thanks Swapnil Pant, give it a try and please share your feedback

that's awesome! 🤩

Thanks David Carr, give it a try and please share your feedback.

Great insight Sachin Chaurasiya thanks for sharing

Thanks Harsh Vador, give it a try and share your feedback.

Thanks for sharing!!

Glad you found it helpful Shailesh Parmar. Give it a try and share your feedback.

Thanks for sharing this , I'll definitely give it a try.

Glad you found it helpful Anujkumar Yadav. Give it a try and share your feedback.

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