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Replit has the most powerful primitive of any social platform that has ever existed.
On Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and many others, you only have the option of sharing text, images, and videos.
On Replit, the core primitive is a computer.
The thing that's actually shared on the Replit social network is a runnable machine.
We've had users build and share games, personal websites, trading bots, password crackers, operating systems, and even MacOS clones.
In the past, the process of sharing your work on Replit has been buggy and confusing.
The old publish flow didn't make much sense, especially to new users.
It used to be unclear what "publishing" really even did.
I'm excited to share that we've completely revamped the publish flow.
Not only is the sharing experience more streamlined, but creators have more control over how people actually consume their work.
New flow in action Cover page options One new feature we added to the publish flow is the ability to customize the cover page.
Creators can now choose between a photo and a file to display on their Repl's cover page.
Here are examples of both options: …
