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Explore and manipulate your JSON data, all from within your command line. Created by community member @antonmedv Look for it in the next #GHReleaseRadar https://github.com/antonmedv/fx pic.twitter.com/TnEtg1fZe5

GitHub, GitLab, Atlassian—all on the main stage at #GitMerge to discuss Git and version control for enterprise teams. Get your ticket today. https://git-merge.com/ pic.twitter.com/ks3y9O6qYG

Something in the reaction bar seems different. Looks like new emoji options just shipped!pic.twitter.com/GA7V7OAF6O

Learn how to automatically build and test code using our newest GitHub Learning Lab courses: Continuous Integration with CircleCI and Continuous Integration with Travis CI! https://lab.github.com/courses pic.twitter.com/ULzcoPyHgA

me in 2009 l me in 2019pic.twitter.com/GtliS8DnvP

Let's get gaming! The world's biggest game jam kicks off next weekend (#GGJ19!) Sign up to join in and create a game in 48 hours. https://globalgamejam.org pic.twitter.com/gknonzL1oT

Fish aren't (just) friends or food anymore—they're the “friendly interactive shell”! And they recently reached 3.0 Look for them in the next #GHReleaseRadar http://fishshell.com pic.twitter.com/sF5bTaB8Hb

We're kicking off the conversation on OSS sustainability and talking about: - Scaling projects - Scaling communities - Maintenance (and more!) Tell us what you think https://github.blog/2019-01-17-lets-talk-about-open-source-sustainability …pic.twitter.com/1BgTHnNkC6

If you're craving an 8-bit webpage like your favorite video game... There's a CSS framework for that (created w by @bc_rikko). Look for it in the next #GHReleaseRadar https://github.com/nostalgic-css/NES.css …pic.twitter.com/qQr3HjaOtT

You committed your code using GitHub Desktop. What’s next? With GitHub Desktop 1.6, we’re helping free up your brain cycles to tackle the things that matter. Keep your momentum with suggested next steps. https://blog.github.com/2019-01-17-github-desktop-update/ …pic.twitter.com/tPTDLYluPy

Ever feel like your web notifications vanished into thin air ? Not a problem anymore—just mark a notification 'unread' and easily find it when you need it.pic.twitter.com/Gv4o1HHi0Z

Looking for resources to check and test tools like HTTPie and HTTP Prompt? Use @kennethreitz's HTTP Bin! Featured in December's #GHReleaseRadar https://httpbin.org _pic.twitter.com/gl9TK04cZQ

HTTP Prompt, by @eliangcs, is an interactive command-line HTTP client featuring autocomplete For those days when you need a little prompting in your command line. Look for it in December's #GHReleaseRadar http://http-prompt.com/ pic.twitter.com/3uIelQx3iy

If you're in need of a great CLI tool to use with HTTP servers, RESTful APIs, and web services you're in luck. HTTPie from @jakubroztocil is the perfect solution Part of December's #GHReleaseRadar https://httpie.org/ pic.twitter.com/i0wHYqpQma

Large, multiple, copy-pasting diffs, viewing all changes in one pane... They're all problems of the past. Atom's TextBuffer is here to save your day (and your browser). https://blog.github.com/2019-01-10-view-multi-file-diffs/ …pic.twitter.com/URO2oyCEo1

The Git community works better together And across industries! Take sessions at Git Merge on version control for gaming, law and more. https://git-merge.com/ pic.twitter.com/gQUTV9omIC

Bringing you even more ways to build on GitHub in 2019. How? With unlimited free private repositories and a new unified business offering! https://blog.github.com/2019-01-07-new-year-new-github …pic.twitter.com/bns0PggWpZ