AnGithubManager: an application for my day-to-day life as a developer

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What I Built with Google Gemini

My last few months have been focused on creating various projects as part of my AI learning journey.

I’m a Git and GitHub enthusiast, but I didn’t interact much with the interface. Lately, however, I’ve found myself needing to use it, and working on multiple projects simultaneously made navigating the GitHub interface quite cumbersome. To address this, I started the AnGithubManager project using Google AI Studio.

This is where Gemini solves my main problem: creating a simple pull request without having to think about it automatically, saving a significant amount of time, and providing invaluable support when my head is spinning with problems.

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What I Learned

I learned about the real‑world, production implementation of Gemini services.
As a side effect, I also learned to use Google AI Studio.

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What worked best was that it could be implemented from day one.

The most complicated part was keeping it running in different environments such as Google AI Studio, local, and production, due to technical limitations in Google AI Studio, which didn’t support environments by default. Therefore, I had to hard‑code a backend URL to call if it couldn’t find a valid environment.