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Welcome to the The GitHub Reflog — the semi-regular chronicle of remarkable GitHub repos and community activity, brought to you by Kenneth Reitz. For previous editions, check out The Reflog…
Welcome to the The GitHub Reflog — the semi-regular chronicle of remarkable GitHub repos and community activity, brought to you by Kenneth Reitz. For previous editions, check out The Reflog Archive.
This week, we’d like to extend a warm welcome to
Goldman Sachs,
ID Software,
Google,
NASA,
and Netflix
to the GitHub community! It’s been an eventful week.
We’re also pleased to announce that GitHub now supports the :trollface: emoji. You’re welcome.
UIKit is a small collection of flexible and cohesive components for the modern web. It strives to be as decoupled and elegant as possible. With an emphasis on (mostly) structure-only styling, UIKit makes it simple to apply application specific styling without cluttering your frontend codebase.
Checkout the project page to see it in action.
This satiric project is an RFC proposal that contains a new series of HTTP status codes covering developer mistakes.
Some notable additions in this faux RFC include:
We’ve all been there.
For more open source news, check out The Changelog and github/explore.