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After working with GitHub Actions on multiple projects and clients we decided to build a dashboard to visualize our costs on GitHub. Just get your CSV file from the Settings and drag & drop it on the page. Nothing gets uploaded to any server, everything is just in your browser.

We had a lot of fun building it :) Hope you like it, if you have any questions feel free to ask :)

The dashboard: https://satellytes.github.io/github-billing-dashboard/

We also wrote a short blog post about why and how we build it: https://satellytes.com/blog/github-billing-dashboard/

Also having an "error" status or 0 dependencies with my gradle projects...

I started with angular and due to my limited spare time I simply dont have the time to learn both. I'm very interestend in React but focusing on angular (and angular 2 in the near future) sounds more promising (based on random articles and news).

Do you think switching to react would be worth it? My angular pages are not very complex and I'm still relatively new to angular so switching could be possible.

Thanks for your response :)

I'm more into a long haul so scala sounds pretty cool.

But what just rushed into my mind is that angular 2 will be in typescript so learning scala would only be relevant for server side code. And using two languages when one can handle both doesnt sound quite convicing :/ Would you still recommend scala when I want to work with angular 2 in the near future?

Should I start learning scala or typescript? I'm developing nodejs + angularjs apps in my spare time and want to improve the code (native JavaScript 5 currently). Or should I start with babel and ES6?