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π Fast and simple project import
π Immediate switch between projects
π Open project in editor
π Overview of git remotes, branches and commits
π Issues and notes tracking tool
π Symbolic link to local assets and show in folder
π Collect external links and open in browser
π Many keyboard shortcuts
DevSpace is a simple new way to organize and manage your local projects. It integrates with your coding folder(s) and requires no change to your current structure. Just import your projects to quickly have them organized into DevSpace and get all the supported features for free. As developers, we know how many tools and resources we have to use when developing a project, and it's really hard to keep them organized. We often need to get quick project informations, track new and old bugs, manage feature requests and project assets, write immediately a note or bookmark and interesting website. DevSpace offers you the possibility to save time and increase your productivity by keeping references to all of them in a single app. |
DevSpace doesn't require any setup to be used with your projects: you just have to import them and that's really all. DevSpace doesn't touch any of your project files. Instead, it creates a .devspace folder in your project root to manage all its data. To remove DevSpace from your project, just delete this folder. Quickly visualize your commit history to have a clear vision of where are you going, track your remotes and switch between your branches with ease: but don't get confused, this is not a git client. Hands up if your projects have a TODO and NOTES file, you have dozens of external assets, design mockups and more. DevSpace doesn't try to prevent that, just tries to help you organize everything in a better way. |
I'm sure a lot of people would love DevSpace to be open source, and trust me, if I had the possibility, for sure I would put everything as public.
Hello, my name is Gabriel, and I'm the author and developer behind DevSpace, and let me say, first of all, that this journey has been amazing so far!
DevSpace is an app I love working on and using, and so I did since February 2020, doing everything myself: desktop app, website, marketing and customer service. But as you may guess, it is not easy to pay bills when you're working so much on a project, and then publish it as open source.