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We’ve made some updates to our offerings for developers and teams: GitHub Free gives you unlimited private repositories with up to three collaborators per repository at no cost—and continued access…

A roundup of our favorite 2018 ships for collaboration, business, platform, security, and learning.

GitHub for Unity version 1.2.0 now supports GitHub Enterprise.

Get more information when reviewing pull requests with check runs and annotations.

You can now let visitors to your repository know which issues are the most important by pinning up to 3 of them at the top of the issues list. Learn…

The release of GitHub for Visual Studio 2.6.0 introduces: Code annotations for pull requests Conversation view when reviewing pull requests Notifications to warn when a repository has no remote View…

Now, when creating issue templates for your repository you can automate setting assignees and labels. Additionally, you can suggest an issue title to help standardize incoming issues. Learn more about…

You can now limit repository notifications exclusively to releases. Receive notifications when new releases are published in a repository without receiving notifications about other updates and conversations. Learn more about…

Get an overview of GitHub activity across dates and times. While everyone’s schedule is different, we all make time for the people and projects that matter most.

Take a closer look into why—and where—top programming languages are popular.

Merge with confidence using GitHub Desktop 1.5, knowing that even if merge conflicts occur, we’ll help you through it so you can keep shipping.

The release of GitHub Desktop 1.5 includes three important improvements: You can now easily initiate a merge from the branch dropdown, and it’s much more intuitive which branch you’re merging…

Join us in celebrating Code.gov’s second birthday and learn more about open source government projects on GitHub.

Never lose an in-progress comment again now that GitHub for Visual Studio automatically saves comment drafts.

We reached a major milestone. Thank you to 31M+ developers for creating 100M repositories now live on GitHub.

Economic changes, expanding educational opportunities, and wider internet access are mobilizing a talented and entrepreneurial community.

Repository admins can now delete issues. Learn more about deleting issues

When you’re creating a new issue, Related Issues searches across all issues in your repository to help you avoid opening a duplicate issue.

We’re unveiling the 2018 theme for Game Off, our annual month-long game jam (hackathon for building games). Continue reading to learn more.

Repository admins can transfer issues from one repository to another to help those issues find their home. Learn more about transferring issues

Make managing your projects easy with automation