A fancy kan ban board for GitHub Issues

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README.md

Hub board

Hub board is a web application built on top of the GitHub v3 API using Amber. It provides a "kan ban" board for GitHub Issues, and allows you to rapidly interact with issues that are assigned to you on GitHub.

Running

Make sure you have the gems installed in the Gemfile (bundle install)
Run ruby hubboard.rb
Go to your browser and start playing around