Sometimes I forget there’s even a homepage, after months of never seeing it. Then I’ll need to login or something and see it and be like, “wtf is this? Did I go to the wrong website?”
Does anyone actually use the honepage? I just go straight to the repo I want and navigate from there, or type a conpare or commit url directly. I've never checked my notifications, not really sure what they're for tbh
In general yes.
Codebergs base software is forgejo, which is open source, developed by the company behind codeberg. It is generally wanted to deploy your own instance of forgejo to build commercial software.
This is further supported by forgejos current progress to federate git servers with the fediverse standard. This would allow people on codeberg to open issues and pull requests on commercial instances.
My active PRs, my active repositories, latest activity on issues I'm subscribed to, browsing repositories by interest/tags/topic. Maybe some of these things are already on the front page but, off the top of my head.
I do use the home feed. Every time there's a new release of a repo it shows up. And I follow the repos of my dependencies. So it is an easy way to be notified when one updates.