Introducing the GitHub Community Cast
At the heart of what makes GitHub great are the thousands of open source communities that build incredible things every day. The brand new GitHub Community Cast shines a light…
At the heart of what makes GitHub great are the thousands of open source communities that build incredible things every day. The brand new GitHub Community Cast shines a light on these awesome projects and the people that make them.
Take a look inside a project, learn about their tools and workflow, discover where you can get involved, and get inspired for your own work. In addition to seeing behind the curtain on a great open source project, you’ll also get news and updates from around the GitHub community.
The inaugural episode features an interview with Andy Miller from the Grav project, a modern flat-file CMS with some bold ideas. We also share some of the new features recently landed in GitHub and events going on around the GitHub community.
You can each episode from our SoundCloud page or subscribe to the podcast feed.
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