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We now detect and display submodules making it easy to see what other code is being referenced via our web interface.  If the submodule points to a repo on…
 Bhavesh of Vinsol forking on a cycle rickshaw in New Delhi, India!
Please take a few minutes to fill out the 2008 Git User’s Survey. The Git community values this annual survey. By filling it out, you’re contributing to the superb open…
Port 22 blocked from work? No problem! m4dc4p has the solution. Just check out his Access GitHub repositories from work (take that, firewall!) blog post. At my workplace, a Microsoft…
Everyone’s favorite Ruby-centric news blog, Ruby Inside, has posted a venerable who’s who of GitHub-hosted Ruby projects for August 2008. Thanks Zach – time for the Lispers, Pythonistas, and Java…
Want to show off the most recent commit to a project? How about the latest commits across multiple projects? heipei has the answer: github-commit-badge  See a demo. Thanks heipei!
You asked for them and we listened. We now have two GitHub shirt designs for sale via rubyrags.com! The one and only, classic “Fork You” shirt is sure to turn…
The keynote I gave at the Ruby Hoedown a few weekends ago has just been posted. View the video or read the transcript. While it’s not directly related to Git,…
We just rolled out a new feature that allows you to activate an auto-response to any pull requests you receive. Here’s a few use cases that make this a pretty…
Two nights ago, jnunemaker headed on a motorcycle ride to the Mackinac bridge in northern Michigan. GitHub led the way.
There have been a fair amount of requests for this feature and we were happy to oblige. If you click the “Update Credit Card” link on your account page, there’s…
Called the “next killer app for Ruby,” Adhearsion has moved to GitHub. Jay Phillips, creator of Adhearsion, has a great blog post explaining the move and discussing GitHub. From the…
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