Chrome 'Add to Trello' extension
Max Glenister
I attended the third Refresh Oxford hack day yesterday, hosted at Incuna’s offices in Summertown.
People came along with their own project ideas, and grouped off to do them, I came along with my idea of creating a Google Chrome extension that lets you add the currently viewed page to a board on Trello.
I was the only front-end developer there, amongst a mixture of Djangonauts and some dust-covered PHP aficionados.
I ended up taking my project solo, and so I produced my first extension from scratch.
You can get the extension over at the GitHub repository. If you find any issues, feel free to submit a pull request or an issue and let me know.
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