Gitspective: A Facebook-Style Timeline for Your Code

What's more interesting than seeing what your friends are up to? Seeing what your code is up to of course. Check out Gitspective, a Facebook-style timeline for GitHub.
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What's far more interesting than what your friends are doing? What your code is doing, of course. That's why we're enjoying Gitspective, developer Zach Moazeni's Facebook-style timeline for your GitHub events.

Moazeni's code uses the GitHub API to pull in pushes, forks, gists, branches, tags, follows and comments, displaying them in a vertical timeline reminiscent of Facebook. If you'd like to try it out, just head over to Gitspective's GitHub page and plug in your GitHub user name.

The Gitspective code is still a work in progress and Moazeni has already listed a few wish-list items over on the Hacker News thread. If you'd like to contribute, grab the code on GitHub.