Announcing GitHub Desktop 1.3
With the GitHub Desktop 1.3 release, you’ll be notified when your branch diverges from your repository’s default branch.
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The latest blogs from GitHub
Explore the latest blogs from GitHub on all things software development from the newest capabilities on the GitHub platform to research and insights—and guides to help you level up your engineering skills.
Git LFS 2.5.0 is now available
Git LFS 2.5.0 comes with three new migration modes, a handful of bug fixes, and more.
Simplify your CI process with GitHub and Google Cloud Build
Today we’re launching new ways to simplify your CI process, so you can use the tools you need to focus on the work that matters to your team.
Join us for Craftwork San Francisco on August 7
In this workshop, you’ll learn how to build a GitHub App from scratch.
New improvements in GitHub for Visual Studio
GitHub for Visual Studio 2.5.4 introduces new pull request improvements and easier navigation between GitHub.com and Visual Studio.
New courses on GitHub Learning Lab
Check out the newest course offerings from GitHub Learning Lab.
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!
Bringing GraphQL to Octokit.NET
The Octokit.NET library is now available for GitHub API v4.
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.
Security vulnerability alerts for Python
If you use Python, we can now alert you whenever you depend on vulnerable packages.
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.
Release Radar · June 2018
A list of open source releases that caught our attention last month.
June 2018 product updates
Everything shipped on the GitHub platform for the month of June.
Show your projects in motion with animated GIFs
Animated GIFs can help you capture the essence of what you’re trying to share in a way that is both clear and engaging.
Archive cards on project boards
Archive any issue, pull request, or note from your project board without losing its history.
Create a GitHub App at Craftwork Amsterdam this July
Join the GitHub developer relations team and other developers on July 10 to learn how to build a GitHub app from scratch.
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.
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.
MySQL High Availability at GitHub
GitHub uses MySQL as its main datastore for all things non-git, and its availability is critical to GitHub’s operation. The site itself, GitHub’s API, authentication and more, all require database…
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Catch up on the GitHub podcast, a show dedicated to the topics, trends, stories and culture in and around the open source developer community on GitHub.