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It’s a new year and we couldn’t think of a better way to start it off than with a new release of GitHub Enterprise. We’ve included a number of highly-requested…

After we introduced the merge button on mobile, we heard from many of you that you’d love to be able to delete merged branches on your phone too. Now you…

There’s no substitute for hands-on experience, but for most students, real world tools can be cost prohibitive. That’s why we created the GitHub Student Developer Pack with some of our…

GitHub Enterprise releases are all about offering large companies more of GitHub to deploy in their own environments, and today’s release is no exception. We’ve added a number of features…

Open source software development practices are growing all over Japan, and one company at the forefront of these efforts is GREE. Their mobile social gaming platform connects 230 million users…

Fresh from the streets of Tokyo, Japan, we’re excited to share our latest video in the OctoTales series. This episode features DeNA, creators of the mobile gaming platform, Mobage. DeNA…

We’ve drafted your friends to help you find even more interesting projects with a new module on GitHub Explore. You’ll now see stars from people you follow on the explore…

GitHub believes in giving back to the community. We sponsor conferences, help run hackathons, host charity events, and now, we’re trying something new. On October 8th, 2013, in conjunction with…

Starting right this second, it’s way easier to merge Pull Requests while you’re on the go! The Merge button you already know and love can now be used right from…

We’ve been working hard over the last few months, and are happy to announce the latest release of GitHub Enterprise. It includes some exciting new Enterprise-specific features, as well as…

Today we’re adding two-factor authentication to GitHub. When you enable this feature, it adds an additional layer of security to your account. When logging in to GitHub, after providing your…

I decided to blog on our blog about our new blog. Design. The blog looks fresh no matter where you read it — be it on your desktop or on…

Last month, we challenged you to create a web-based game loosely built around the theme of forking, branching, cloning, pushing, and/or pulling for our very first game jam, the GitHub…

We just launched a new status.github.com. Downtime is important Even if you’re shooting for five nines — 99.999% uptime — you’re still going to have to account for five minutes…

The GitHub Training Team recently caught up with Jake Wharton, legendary Android developer, OSS contributor, and codemonkey at Square. He’s a friend of GitHubber Kevin Sawicki, who has used Jake’s…

Reading notifications on github.com is greatly improved thanks to the numerous enhancements shipped out earlier today. We’re excited to also announce a brand new email backend with support for rich…

We are extremely pleased to announce the initial release of the GitHub Android App available on Google Play. The app is free to download and you can also browse the…

Today, we’re open-sourcing a library that we have been using at GitHub: Akavache. Akavache is an asynchronous, persistent key-value cache created for writing native desktop and mobile applications in C#.…

GitHub is all about social coding. So today we’re rolling out a blob contributions box. You can see it on every blob (file) view on GitHub. It’ll show you the…

We’ve teamed up with the folks from American Express Mobile to host a drinkup at AnDevCon on Monday. Come have a drink with us at Knuckles Historical Sports Bar. Monday,…

1/9/2017: This post isn’t up to date. GitHub Issues for iPhone is no longer supported GitHub Issues has gone mobile. You can download it from the App Store today! NOTE:…