Personalized Feed

The Personalized Feed is your home timeline in SnippKit.

It shows public snippets and commands from developers you follow, helping you discover useful code, patterns, and ideas without leaving your workflow.

How the feed works

Your feed is built around people you follow.

You only see content from developers you follow
Content is ordered by most recent activity
Both snippets and commands appear in a single, unified feed

If you’re not following anyone yet, your feed will be empty.

Follow-driven feed

Your feed updates automatically as you follow more developers.

What appears in the feed

The feed includes:

Public code snippets
Public commands
Content created by developers you follow

Private content never appears in the feed.

Each item clearly shows:

The author
When it was created
The content type (snippet or command)

Infinite scrolling

The feed uses infinite scrolling to load content smoothly.

New items load automatically as you scroll
No manual refresh is required
Older content loads progressively

This keeps the feed fast and distraction-free.

Discover vs Feed

SnippKit separates discovery from your personal feed.

Feed → Content from people you follow
Discover → Explore content outside your network

This ensures your feed stays relevant and signal-focused.

Empty feed state

If your feed is empty, it usually means:

You’re not following any developers yet
Followed users haven’t shared public content

SnippKit will guide you to discover and follow developers to get started.

Get more value from your feed

Follow developers whose work you find useful — your feed improves automatically.

Sidebar insights

The right sidebar complements your feed with additional context and discovery tools.

SnippKit highlights Trending Developers based on recent community engagement.

Ranked by snippet views, stars, and shares
Shows active developers in the ecosystem
Follow developers directly from the sidebar

Following developers here immediately influences your feed.

Popular tags

The sidebar also displays Popular Tags from public snippets and commands.

Represents active and trending topics
Helps you explore content by technology or concept
Clicking a tag takes you to related content

Latest stories

You may also see links to the latest stories from the SnippKit blog.

Highlights announcements, guides, and updates
Opens externally without disrupting your feed

Search and quick actions

From the feed, you can:

Open global search
Create new snippets quickly
Switch between Feed and Discover views

The feed is designed to keep you moving fast without breaking focus.

Designed for signal, not noise

Your Personalized Feed shows only what matters — content from developers and topics you care about.