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Shape the debate on the EU copyright proposal
Get an update on the negotiations, and learn how you can help MEPs understand why and how to protect software development.
Merge conflicts in the classroom
Merge conflicts don’t have to be scary for you or your students! Learn how to help students resolve them.
Life as a GSoC student: What I learned about open source development through Probot
Abhijeet recounts his experience working with the Probot team at GitHub and what he learned about working with other developers on an open source project.
Tutorial: How to deploy an app to production with an actual button
Ready to deploy? "Ship it!" to production with the press of a button.
GitHub Classroom report predicts positive student learning outcomes
See the results from a survey of 8,000 students and teachers.
Scholarships and accessibility at GitHub Universe 2018
Our application period for individual scholarships has ended on Friday, August 17, and we are no longer accepting new applications for individual scholarships.
Time-limited blocks for organizations
Since 2016, organizations have been able to block users from their projects, preventing blocked users from opening or commenting on issues or pull requests and further disrupting otherwise constructive conversations…
How the Nintendo Entertainment System lives on in open source—Game Bytes
Featuring a handful of homebrew NES games, opportunities to get into game development, and more!
GitHub Enterprise 2.14.0, 2.13.6, 2.12.14, 2.11.20 now available
For the first time, your team can connect to the power of the open source community—and find lots of ways to get more work done—with our latest Enterprise 2.14 release.…
Security vulnerability alerts for Python
If you use Python, we can now alert you whenever you depend on vulnerable packages.
Introducing GitHub Enterprise 2.14
Our latest release connects Enterprise customers to the open source community for the first time—and gives teams lots of tools to get more work done.
Learning from EFF’s report on censorship and online platforms
This year's report from the EFF focuses on government takedown requests and how companies protect their users from unwarranted censorship.
Optimizing your open source project with GitHub Apps
Automate away some of the pain points in your open source projects with these free GitHub Apps.
Anonymous timeline entries for moderation events
Project maintainers shouldn't have to risk their personal safety in order to build a strong community around their code. While various moderation actions already create timeline entries on the relevant…
Last chance to enter the GitHub Learning Lab Explorer Challenge
Last call for entry to the GitHub Learning Lab Explorer Challenge
Preserving and playing classic point-and-click adventure games with ScummVM—Game Bytes
In this month's Game Bytes post, discover classic point-and-click games with ScummVM and read the latest from Phaser 3.10, Godot Community Game Jam, and more.
GitHub Desktop v1.2.4 now available
GitHub Desktop now includes the option to run the application with a dark theme. The theme is currently in beta while we evaluate feedback and make further adjustments. Select a…
Using quantitative and qualitative measurements to improve GitHub’s Editor Tools
Our GitHub Editor Tools team is always working to build the best experience—and to do that, want to hear from the people using them every day.