Temporary interaction limits can now be set for up to six months
Temporary interaction limits can now be set for up to six months
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Remote Education: Creating community through shared experiences
Remote Education explores the challenges of organizing student communities and events online. We’ll be speaking with event organizers and community leaders in the industry and academics each week to help…
Remote Education: A series of best practices for online campus communities
Remote Education explores the challenges of organizing student communities and events online. We’ll be speaking with event organizers and community leaders in the industry and academics every week to help…
Adacats Mentorship Program: A growth journey
Last year, the Adacats (GitHub’s employee resource group for marginalized genders) started a mentorship program. We’re sharing insights and fun stories from this experience for anyone interested in starting a…
How organizations can tackle securing the world’s code
We all play a role in securing the world’s code. No one company can solve things alone, including GitHub, which is why it is critical to combine the energies of…
Remote work: Sales and Support on being customer-centric while working remotely
Sales and Support leaders share advice and strategies to help you navigate a remote-first customer approach.
Remote work: How parents are adapting and working during COVID-19
GitHub parents share their tips for adapting during COVID-19 and working from home with kids.
February service disruptions post-incident analysis
In-depth analysis of February service disruptions that impacted GitHub services.
2019 Transparency Report
We’re excited to share GitHub’s 2019 Transparency Report, a by-the-numbers look at how we handle requests for user data and moderate content on GitHub.
Our tl;dr for California’s new privacy law: Do not sell
California’s new privacy law comes into effect this January. Learn how you can prepare (tl;dr—don’t sell personal information) and contribute to the rules.
Improved issue editing and comment features on mobile web
When you edit or comment on existing issues on mobile web, you now get the same useful features as you experience in our desktop web experience: Add and update issue…
Action log line numbers are now links
In order to align the experience of linking to Actions log lines and linking to code we have made the line numbers in Actions logs links. Previously, we showed a…
Delegate responsibilities with expanded repository permissions
Administrators of organization-owned repositories can now assign “triage” and “maintain” roles to collaborators and teams.
Securing software, together
Software security is a collective problem, a responsibility that involves producers and consumers of code, open source maintainers, security researchers, and security teams. At GitHub, we want to give the community the tools it needs to secure the software we all depend on.
Updates to triage and maintain roles (beta)
The triage and maintain roles now have expanded permissions. Users with the triage role can request reviews on pull requests, mark issues and pull requests as duplicates, and add or…
A new experience for Learning Lab authors
Creating a Learning Lab course is easier than ever with a course builder, translations, and more.
Lessons from Snyk: Make smarter decisions about your application’s security
Liran Tal, Developer Advocate at Snyk, shared a few key takeaways and advice from their 2019 Open Source Security Report.
C# or Java? TypeScript or JavaScript? Machine learning based classification of programming languages
To make language detection more robust and maintainable in the long run, we developed a machine learning classifier named OctoLingua based on an Artificial Neural Network (ANN) architecture which can handle language predictions in tricky scenarios.