The latest blogs from GitHub

Create and manage pull requests in VS Code.

You created over 300 great games during November—here are a few of our winners and favorites for you to enjoy.

A list of open source releases that caught our attention last month.

A roundup of our favorite 2018 ships for collaboration, business, platform, security, and learning.

GitHub for Unity version 1.2.0 now supports GitHub Enterprise.

Now you can request an archive of your data from your account settings page.

GitHub has achieved SOC 2 Type 1 and SOC 1 Type 1 compliance for GitHub Business Cloud.

Get more information when reviewing pull requests with check runs and annotations.

As the year comes to a close, we’re sharing our final Octoverse report of 2018 to look back and highlight some of your most active, new open source projects of the year.

Performance and reliability conversations as a GitHub product

Learning Lab for organizations is now available for GitHub Enterprise customers.

Use the Content Attachment API to add more context to issues and pull requests.

To get a sense of how our community expresses themselves with emoji, we looked at which ones they use in (and in reaction to) issue and pull request comments.

Code Nation creates real impact with their curriculum built and improved through GitHub.

Jeremy Howard, Co-Founder of Fast.AI, will discuss his thoughts on the future of deep learning, machine learning and artificial intelligence in a fireside chat hosted by GitHub’s head of Platform, Sam Lambert.

Join us at Craftwork Paris to learn how to use both the GitHub and Datadog APIs to build better developer workflows.

Get an overview of GitHub activity across dates and times. While everyone’s schedule is different, we all make time for the people and projects that matter most.

Celebrate Major League Hacking’s (MLH) 5th annual Local Hack Day. Everyone of all experience levels are welcome to learn, build, and share—find a location near you!

At the Paris Peace Forum and the Internet Governance Forum, governments, companies, and civil society made commitments to building an internet of trust. Developers are central to making these commitments a reality.

Take a closer look into why—and where—top programming languages are popular.

Join us at AWS re:Invent from November 26-30 to learn more about how GitHub and AWS work together.