To do that:

- Click on the option button in the About section of your project (homepage, on the right)
- Add the 'D' (or 'dlang' or both :p), tag under the Topics section

This makes it easy to discover D projects on github!

Tip #2: If your project is recognised as a C project because of some C/C++ header files

- create a .gitattribute file
- add the following content:


```
*.h linguist-detectable=false
*.c linguist-detectable=false
*.hpp linguist-detectable=false
*.cpp linguist-detectable=false
```

On Sunday, 28 March 2021 at 22:30:35 UTC, russhy wrote:
> To do that:
>
> - Click on the option button in the About section of your project (homepage, on the right)
> - Add the 'D' (or 'dlang' or both :p), tag under the Topics section
>
> This makes it easy to discover D projects on github!

+1

On Sunday, 28 March 2021 at 22:32:53 UTC, russhy wrote:
> Tip #2: If your project is recognised as a C project because of some C/C++ header files
>
> - create a .gitattribute file
> - add the following content:
>
>
> ```
> *.h linguist-detectable=false
> *.c linguist-detectable=false
> *.hpp linguist-detectable=false
> *.cpp linguist-detectable=false
> ```

little type: it's ``.gitattributes`` with an s

On Sunday, 28 March 2021 at 22:30:35 UTC, russhy wrote:
> To do that:
>
> - Click on the option button in the About section of your project (homepage, on the right)
> - Add the 'D' (or 'dlang' or both :p), tag under the Topics section
>
> This makes it easy to discover D projects on github!

Ah, I forgot about topics.  Thanks for the reminder :)

On Sunday, 28 March 2021 at 22:30:35 UTC, russhy wrote:
> To do that:
>
> - Click on the option button in the About section of your project (homepage, on the right)
> - Add the 'D' (or 'dlang' or both :p), tag under the Topics section
>
> This makes it easy to discover D projects on github!

There should be a D project github project template. GitHub
project templates let people make a repo. It should have DUB
set up and topics set up.