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    Apr 14

    Today we’re announcing free private repositories with unlimited collaborators for teams with GitHub Free, and reducing the price of our paid Team plan to $4 per user/month. All of the core GitHub features are now free for everyone. Learn more:

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  2. 7 hours ago

    Don’t wait until it’s too late. Our very own is giving a talk on stopping vulnerabilities at their source at . May 6, 9:40am PST

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  3. 13 hours ago

    New GitHub App feature: now you can temporarily suspend your GitHub apps for debugging or security purposes. Find out more here:

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  4. Retweeted
    18 hours ago

    \1 Now, more than ever, students need opportunities to sustain their learning. That’s why we designed a new kind of remote internship for students to work on real-world projects. Introducing the MLH Fellowship, powered by GitHub. 🟩

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  5. May 1

    Thanks to our friends , this year’s will have one thing others have lacked. An epic rap battle pitting human against AI. Tune in May 6 at 12:40pm PST.

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  6. May 1

    GitHub international leaders & share their experience on how to collaborate with globally distributed teams in this week's remote work series blog.

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  7. May 1

    Congrats Caleb!

    🎉 My GitHub Sponsors account busted $70k/yr the other day. I kinda can't believe it. I think this open-source sustainability thing is gonna to work out for me. So grateful to everyone who's sponsored ❤️, and the GH Sponsors team for all their hard work ❤️ cc
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  8. Apr 30

    Tune in to 9:00am PST!

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  9. Apr 30

    This Friday, join us for a chat with from Next.js. Come learn how he got started with , and how you can too.

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  10. Apr 30

    Did you miss the first Learning Lab livestream? Have no fear, you can view the recording here: .

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  11. Apr 30

    How about some on improving the contributor open source experience? 's got 'em!

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  12. Apr 30

    Check out the full schedule at and add events right to your calendar. There’s something for everyone!

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  13. Apr 29

    Explore the top 10 tips for project maintainers with at . Will there be actions? You bet!

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  14. Apr 28

    The GitHub product roadmap, DevOps, the latest on securing the world’s software, and more. It’s all at

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  15. Apr 28

    Whether your team is building an assignment for class or sending a rover to Mars, we can help you fine tune your workflow with Git and GitHub. Join at 1 pm pacific today as she shares workflow tips for teams and answers your question on

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  16. Apr 28

    GitHub Sponsors is out of beta in the Czech Republic 🇨🇿 🎉 You can see the full list of regions where GitHub Sponsors is generally available here: Keep an eye out—we'll be expanding to even more places soon!

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  17. Apr 27

    Next up in our remote work series, GitHub engineering leaders Dana Lawson and Sha Ma share tips to help humanize the remote work experience and build trust across teams.

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  18. Retweeted
    Apr 27

    Thanks to the volunteers in GitHub who helped get this code ready for open sourcing. All epidemic models should be open source so they can be scrutinized, compared, and improved. We're not epidemiologists, but we were happy to do our small part to help get the code out.

    The Imperial College epidemic simulation code that I helped a little on is now public: I am a strong proponent of public code for models that may influence policy, and while this is a "release" rather than a "live" depot, it is a Good Thing.
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  19. Retweeted
    Apr 27

    Excited for our Ask-Me-Anything video chat this Wed with senior engineering leaders at , , , and — they'll be sharing tons of helpful tips on managing remote teams! RSVP here:

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  20. Apr 27

    Help train Ponicode's AI machine for our epic rap battle at . Suggest your favorite rappers, songs and lyrics here , then don't miss the battle on May 6 at

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  21. Apr 26

    Do you have a cool hack, fix or protip you've been keeping to yourself? Share it with the world! We’re looking for devs to submit short “lightning talk” vids with tips. Just send us a clip by 4/26 and you could be featured at . Detail here

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