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BrowserWebsite update
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A clearer way into Devdevian.

A searchable FAQ, this update history, and a refreshed landing connect the forum, terminal workspace and project documentation.

  • Find answers about accounts, communities, privacy and the CLI.
  • Browse browser and CLI milestones separately; npm versions do not require a separate GitHub release.
Explore the FAQ
CLI0.10.0-alpha.1
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From a pull request to a useful review.

Read a public GitHub PR diff, choose a file and specific changes, then preview and publish a code review in Devdevian.

  • Select complete diff hunks or a contiguous range of changed lines.
  • Commit checks catch outdated selections before publishing. Nothing is written back to GitHub.
Read the PR review guide
CLI0.9.0-alpha.1
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Public pull requests, inside your terminal.

Inspect a public PR’s status, author, branches, description and changed files without leaving your workspace.

  • Public GitHub reads do not require a Devdevian login.
  • GitHub rate limits and unavailable resources are surfaced in the workspace.
Explore GitHub support
CLI0.8.0-alpha.1
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Give code feedback its GitHub context.

Optionally attach repository, branch, base commit, file path and a pull request link to your review.

  • Context is visible in both the browser and CLI.
  • Repository metadata is opt-in; sign-in does not grant access to private repositories.
Understand review context
CLI0.7.0–0.7.2 alpha
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Less friction between an idea and a post.

Quick actions, clearer writing forms, local drafts and reading positions make everyday terminal use easier.

  • Demo and project links appear in conversation details.
  • Multiline input keeps earlier text visible while you write.
See every CLI patch
CLI0.6.0–0.6.1 alpha
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Projects and events join the workspace.

Browse, search and manage projects and events, join an event and keep its calendar entry close by.

  • Publish and edit your own projects and events from the terminal.
  • The CLI guide and branded help screen make commands easier to discover.
Open the CLI guide
CLI0.5.0–0.5.1 alpha
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Make your terminal feel like yours.

Themes, accent colors, density and layout preferences give the live workspace its own character. Devi joins the welcome screen.

  • Choose midnight, nebula, daylight or contrast.
  • Control motion and the welcome greeting locally.
Customize your workspace
CLI0.2.0–0.4.1 alpha
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A live workspace, close to your code.

The interactive terminal gains navigation, a project file picker, local Git diff selection, inline review threads and a live inbox.

  • Only explicitly selected files and changes are previewed for publication.
  • Reply editing and deletion follow the same ownership rules as the browser.
Follow the CLI history
Browser0.1.6 · API & browser
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One forum. Two ways to take part.

Browser and terminal clients share accounts, conversations and access rules, with device authorization and shared GitHub review context.

  • Approve terminal login in your browser and revoke a terminal in Settings.
  • Review context and terminal publications are available in the browser too.
Read about authentication
Browser0.1.4–0.1.5
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Code feedback with room to follow up.

Focused code feedback and discussion tools keep review threads tied to the code and its context.

  • Discuss specific lines and resolve review threads.
  • Accepted answers remain a separate choice made by the conversation author.
Read the user guide
Browser0.1.2–0.1.3
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Keep up with the conversations that matter.

Local drafts, topic and conversation subscriptions, Following and in-app mentions help you pick up where you left off.

  • Notifications respect community access and your preferences.
  • Dates include hours and minutes for clearer context.
Learn about follows
Browser0.1.1
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Recovery and reliability come first.

Email password recovery, clearer server errors, quotas and backup/restore tooling strengthen the early release.

  • Password reset uses an expiring email code.
  • Backup tooling includes restore verification; its operation depends on the deployment’s configuration.
Read the reliability guide
Browser0.1.0
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The first public Devdevian.

An open-source forum for programming questions, discussions, code reviews, projects, events and private developer communities.

  • Email, Google and GitHub sign-in.
  • A shared place for useful answers and the people behind them.
Enter the forum