Overview
Openchangelog is a sleek changelog that can be integrated into your development process ensuring your users never miss a new release.
Features
- Automatic RSS feed
- Dark & Light theme
- GitHub integration
- Publish on free subdomain
- Custom domain
Use cases
- Automatic changelog site
- Publish release notes
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Makers
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I needed a changelog for my main project. Simple requirements: Markdown-based, GitHub-integrated, open-source. Couldn't find anything good. So I built Openchangelog to scratch my own itch. Classic developer move - the side project became so interesting that I abandoned my original project. 😂 Sometimes the best ideas come from solving your own problems, even if they weren't the problems you set out to solve. 🚀
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I needed a changelog for my main project. Simple requirements: Markdown-based, GitHub-integrated, open-source. Couldn't find anything good. So I built Openchangelog to scratch my own itch. Classic developer move - the side project became so interesting that I abandoned my original project. 😂 Sometimes the best ideas come from solving your own problems, even if they weren't the problems you set out to solve. 🚀