The latest blogs from GitHub

A summary of content removals and and user information disclosures in 2017

This month’s roundup includes a JS-based terminal emulator, a small and flexible Python framework, a state container for JavaScript, and more

Join us in Phoenix for our next GitHub Patchwork workshop

Introducing the Checks API—a better way to get feedback from integrations on your code.

Where you can track feature changes for GitHub.com, GitHub APIs, and GitHub Enterprise.

Patchwork is headed to Asheville, North Carolina! This event is open to beginners to Git and GitHub and mentors who want to help others learn.

We’re open-sourcing our anti-slavery and anti-child-labor statement and will discuss it at RightsCon.

Developers everywhere are improving their workflows with the Electron-based GitHub Desktop app since we launched it a year ago. If you’re using an older version of Desktop or have never used it, now is a great time to try it out.

Bring more organization to your project contributions with these improvements to issue templates.

Encryption for all GitHub Pages sites

Ignore white space in your diff view without losing the ability to comment.

Getting started with GitHub Projects using board templates and project copying.

follow-up to earlier call to action to developers on EU copyright proposal

We’re proud to be members of FINOS—a newly launched nonprofit foundation promoting open innovation in financial services.

Congress has about 30 legislative days left to reverse an FCC order repealing net neutrality, while many U.S. states move to protect net neutrality

The most recent release of the GitHub for Visual Studio Extension supports your most common pull request workflows.

Learn more about updates we’ve made to our Privacy Statement and Terms of Service.

GitHub Learning Lab combines the power of our API with a friendly bot to help you build better software—all within real GitHub workspaces.

Join GitHub Education for a computer science teacher meetup at the Manchester Makerspace

We’re making it easier for maintainers to grow healthy open source communities on GitHub with minimized comments, retired namespaces for popular projects, and new pull request requirements.

We’re pledging to strengthen cybersecurity and collaborate to build a more resilient internet.