Rails 2.1 Book Translation
Carlos Brando and Marcos Tapajós have written a book on Rails 2.1 in Portuguese which is now being translating into English - right here on GitHub! If you want to…
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Ready for Lift Off
Liftweb, the hot Scala (a functional, JVM language) web framework, is now hosted on GitHub. Be sure to check out the demo or follow their Twitter if you're interested. The…
GitHub Shirts
The 350 GitHub t-shirts we gave away at RailsConf 2008 last weekend were a huge hit! For anyone that wasn't there, the fronts say "fork you" and the backs say…
An Open Source Renaissance
Yan Pritzker thinks GitHub is leading an open source renaissance. Duh! This very simple idea of tracking the forking network of a particular project, and doing it well, is why…
Profitable Programmer: The Encore
The Profitable Programmer panel went well but was too packed. So we're gonna do it again. If you missed the first one, be sure to stop by Room D 138-139…
Git over Bonjour
Chad Fowler and friends busted out the amazing gitjour this weekend at RailsConf. It's a simple RubyGem which lets you serve and clone git repositories over Apple's Bonjour. I'm at…
RailsConf Git Talk
If you didn't catch Scott's awesome Git talk at Railsconf today, you missed out. Luckily he's posted his slides at http://www.gitcasts.com/git-talk.
GitHub Textmate Theme!
This is most excellent. Just last night PJ asked for a GitHub TextMate theme on Twitter. Scott Becker answered the call: GitHub Theme for TextMate. Should go great with the…
GitHub at RailsConf
RailsConf 2008 (and CabooseConf) is about to begin. If you're heading to Portland, say hi. We'll have t-shirts and stickers, as well as a big banner in the Engine Yard…
More Textmate Bundle Goodness
Dr Nic continues onward with his GitHub Textmate bundle. The newest feature? Line commenting. See it in action: TextMate + GitHub - how to comment/discuss on a line via GitHub…
Meet the Developers
Meet the three gentlemen responsible for all your favorite GitHub bugs and features. PJ Hyett (pjhyett) is one of the two penmen behind popular Ruby and Rails tabloid rag Err…
What OS do you use?
Wait, don't tell me. I already know. Here's the OS breakdown of GitHub visitors in the past month: BTW, the #4 spot? iPhone.
GitHub Textmate Bundle!
Dr Nic has just announced the GitHub Textmate Bundle. Check out a short video of the bundle in action, straight from the good Doctor's blog: TextMate and GitHub: Show the…
Got a SHA?
Just Google it and click "I'm Feeling Lucky". Our friend Google should take you right to the commit. (Spotted on the refactotum tweeter)
Repository Searching
We've just rolled out a search box on every repository that allows you to search by a number of criteria. As always, your feedback how we can tweak the search…
Friday Fun
Our favorite host, Engine Yard, snapped a picture of the GitHub hardware and I wanted to share: Who likes a lot of blinking lights? I do! I do!
Git and GitHub on Windows
Kyle Cordes has written a guide on using Git (and GitHub) on Windows. It's well written and covers everything from generating ssh keys to installing msysGit. Check it out if…
SSH Keys Generated on Debian/Ubuntu Compromised
A security warning posted on the Debian security list today warns that SSH keys generated on Debian based systems (including Ubuntu) have a highly predictable random number generator. This corroborates…
Our Open Source
A list of projects extracted and open sourced from GitHub can be found on the GitHub account. We've also forked all the projects we are using on the site. Meta,…
Tasty Tidbits
Chris Wanstrath of Err the Blog (hey that's me!) just posted an article covering some tasty GitHub tidbits. Range highlighting, key shortcuts, keeping dotfiles in git, and the GitHub gem…