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    May 17

    Interested in the stories behind some of your favorite open source projects—told by the very maintainers and developers who built them? This is The ReadME Podcast.

    21 replies 107 retweets 460 likes
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  2. 52 minutes ago

    Nader Dabit was an early user of , and put everything he knew into a library so others could learn. This led him down a career path he never knew he was destined for.

    4 replies 14 retweets 78 likes
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    3 hours ago

    Ops + automation = ✨ . Learn how to level up your software delivery process with secure, repeatable automation using Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and modern development practices on Demo Days this Friday at 11am PT.

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    19 hours ago

    Releases on GitHub are now react-able , here's one of ours from 5 hours ago we just tried, it works!

    2 replies 17 retweets 140 likes
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  5. Jun 1

    Paulus Schoutsen emphasized accessibility for from the start. Now, it’s an entire ecosystem of automation options—many of which are sourced from the community. Hear his story on The ReadME Podcast:

    20 retweets 75 likes
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  6. Jun 1

    Check out our Social Impact team’s new and improved website! Read about how GitHub Social Impact is working with social sector organizations to make a positive and lasting contribution to the world.

    4 replies 10 retweets 56 likes
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    May 28

    🚢 New episode of The Changelog! 🚢 💡 Maintainer week! 🤩 featuring ⚡️ hosted by 🗃️ tagged 💚

    1 reply 7 retweets 31 likes
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    May 28

    We’ve teamed with to bring GitHub Actions runner support to our ecosystem, allowing to build and test their applications and projects for free.

    1 reply 29 retweets 119 likes
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  9. May 28

    🟩 When it comes to contributors, when do you accept help and when do you say no? ⬜️ Is it possible to (gasp) take a vacation? 🔥 When everything was on fire, how did you put out the flames? We’ll tackle all that and much more. Sign up now!

    10 replies 485 retweets 194 likes
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  10. May 26

    Distributed systems are hard, but good telemetry can make a big difference. Check out why we're excited about OpenTelemetry, and how we're using it!

    5 replies 98 retweets 425 likes
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  11. May 26

    The State of the Octoverse explores a year of change with deep dives into developer productivity, security, & how we build communities on GitHub. Join Sr. Data Scientist as he discusses key takeaways about the report from build to execution.

    15 retweets 65 likes
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  12. May 25

    What does it take to get into that wonderful state of developer flow? 💆🏼‍♀️ Check out the Good Day Project, an exploration into patterns that make a ‘good day’ for developers.

    8 replies 52 retweets 175 likes
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    May 25

    Congrats to our new Healthy Communities Grant Partners for Accelerate Social Justice in a Post-COVID World. Big THANKS to Corporate Partners and . Read how we are helping prepare for the at

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  14. May 25

    Find exactly what you need with our new filtering experience! Issues, pull requests, and discussions now have a new set of filters for you to narrow down to what you're looking for and even sort the results. Try them out on GitHub Mobile today.

    2 replies 36 retweets 232 likes
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    May 25

    GitHub is proud to be a founding member of the Green Software Foundation alongside , , and . We remain committed to building an environmentally sustainable home for all developers.

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  16. May 24

    🏷️ GitHub Discussions now comes with Labels and a new Announcements category. Take your community to the next level with these new features. What was your community discussing over the weekend?

    6 replies 62 retweets 276 likes
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  17. May 24

    Introducing “30 Minutes to Merge” A monthly learning session, enabled by GitHub’s Solution and Implementation Engineers & live on . Join and in learning how to create a GitHub Action with + .

    3 replies 22 retweets 134 likes
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  18. May 24

    Bots are functional, but how often do you think about making them friendly? Wijaya does, all the time. Find out why and hear how she became part of the Python core team.

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    2 replies 16 retweets 81 likes
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  19. May 24

    Cloud Foundry is joining us for Open Source Friday to show off using GitHub Actions to start automating your deployments to Kubernetes. Join and in learning how to get a instance connected to a GitHub repo.

    5 replies 41 retweets 210 likes
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  20. May 23

    Want to learn more about some of your favorite open source projects? Join us for our new ReadME Podcast to get a behind-the-scenes look at projects like , , Das Blog, and more—told by the maintainers and developers who built them.

    2 replies 21 retweets 115 likes
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  21. May 22

    Looking for something fun to play this weekend? Check out 's Nuclear Blaze (playable in your browser). It was one of almost four thousand games submitted for Ludum Dare 48 🔥

    6 replies 70 retweets 464 likes
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