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<a href='https://github.com/repo-reviews/repo-reviews.github.io/blob/main/create.md' target="_blank"><img alt='Github' src='https://img.shields.io/badge/review_me-100000?style=flat&logo=Github&logoColor=white&labelColor=888888&color=555555'/></a>
- Add the
View reviewsbadge to your repo's README.md by copying the code below:
<a href='https://repo-reviews.github.io/repos' target="_blank"><img alt='Github' src='https://img.shields.io/badge/view_reviews-100000?style=flat&logo=Github&logoColor=white&labelColor=888888&color=555555'/></a>
- Pro-tip: Modify the above code to link directly to your repo's reviews with:
https://repo-reviews.github.io/repos/{REPO_OWNER}_{REPO_NAME}.
Becoming a 🚀 reviewer takes 🤓, ❤️, and 💪.
The best reviews share insights that are not widely known by the majority of the community, but that would save them hours of work to discover.
For instance, not many people need to know that Node.js is a great JavaScript runtime and that it is easy to set up. Is there something about a particular implementation that you have discovered through experience that would help the community? Perhaps there's an alternative, or a configuration that works well... or doesn't.
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