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Basically, this utility brings all the push notifications and alerts right on your computer's desktop.Īs you can imagine, in order to be able to take full advantage of everything that DeckHub can provide, you must first log in using your official GitHub credentials. In a few words, you can look at it this way: DeckHub is for GitHub what TweetDeck is for Twitter. This said, keeping an eye on the activity of other GitHub users usually implies that you need to use your browser.Ī more elegant solution for staying up to date with all the GitHub notifications is offered by a very useful and appropriately-named app, DeckHub. The service also provides its users with a couple of simple and somewhat rudimentary collaboration features.

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Over the years AetherHub expanded into a feature-complete website and also released tools like an extension for Twitch for displaying decklists, and in January 2020 its own extension called MTGA Assistant.GitHub is a popular code repository hosting service that provides its users with all the necessary tools and a web-based interface for managing their software projects. By engaging with the community and other streamers AetherHub got its initial traction by being known as an MTG Arena focused webpage where you could find MTGA specific decks. By participating from the beginning of the Magic: The Gathering Arena Beta, André Liverød started streaming on on a daily basis. The page was mostly used for registering the weekly Draft tournaments Magnus and André played with friends.Īfter the initial release, the focus was to build a deck editor and browsing interface later named the DeckHub. Users could host local tournaments and have the webserver perform the pairings and calculate results. Starting out as a Magic tournament hosting platform, the site was launched in October 2017. The slogan of AetherHub is 'Your Hub for everything Magic'.Ĭreated by André Liverød and Magnus Gustavsen, the development and planning of the website started right after the first announcement of Magic: The Gathering Arena during Fall 2016. is a resource website for Magic: The Gathering where users can share decklists, look up metagame and card information, host tournaments, browse pricing trends and organize their collection.

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