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  1. Pinned Tweet
    11 Aug 2021

    🤫 New shortcut: Press . on any GitHub repo.

    Edit multiple files in any GitHub repo
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  2. Retweeted
    Mar 31

    We are now offering grants for MLH Member Event Hackathons 🎉 . This is HUGE and exciting news for organizers! We are so excited to work with to bring much needed resources to the hacker community. Read the full announcement here:

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  3. Apr 1

    No one really ever asks for the root cause behind a successful project—but for incidents or when things don't go as planned, we often demand an explanation. John Allspaw explains why this approach might need to be reframed.

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  4. Apr 1

    Keep your package management close to your code in private repos with GitHub Packages. See how to publish your first package on GitHub today! 📦 👀

    2 replies 14 retweets 102 likes
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  5. Apr 1

    📈 Trending right now: difftastic - an experimental diff tool for comparing files based on their syntax. Written in Rust. 

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    Screenshot showing difftastic in action diffing two Rust files.
    2 replies 56 retweets 353 likes
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  6. Mar 31

    What advice would you give someone just starting out in tech? shares how to catch your dream company’s attention, keep it, engage on every level, and never stop asking questions.

    11 replies 33 retweets 138 likes
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  7. Mar 31

    We believe technical interviews at GitHub should mirror the way we actually work. Here's how we improved the process for candidates using a GitHub app called interview-bot. 🤖

    5 replies 47 retweets 268 likes
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  8. Mar 31

    LDtk (Level Design Toolkit) is an incredible, free, and open source 2D level editor from the creator of Dead Cells. Congrats on the 1.0 release, - way to take it to the next level (pun intended)! 🎉

    8 replies 383 retweets 1,731 likes
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  9. Mar 30

    Autocomplete for your terminal?!? Yes please! Fig introduces of all that and more. Available now for macOS and with a waitlist for Windows + Linux:

    Fig adds IDE-style autocomplete to your existing terminal
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  10. Retweeted
    Mar 30

    Announcing: GitHub Copilot Labs! 🚀 A new extension for that will be our canvas for ML-powered developer experiences. 🧵

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  11. Mar 30

    We all have to start somewhere. If you're a beginner developer start👇🏽 where shares advice on choosing languages, gaining experience, building your portfolio, and more:

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  12. Retweeted
    Mar 21

    Swift bugs are moving to GitHub Issues and we need your help!

    5 replies 75 retweets 256 likes
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  13. Retweeted
    Mar 29

    GitHub Copilot is now available in Visual Studio 2022 for everyone in the technical preview.

    25 replies 340 retweets 1,131 likes
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  14. Mar 29

    GitHub Copilot is now available in Visual Studio 2022 for everyone in the technical preview.

    25 replies 340 retweets 1,131 likes
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  15. Mar 28

    Our latest guide walks you through securing your software supply chain end-to-end, and gives you tips on how to get started on your security journey 🛣️

    3 replies 22 retweets 81 likes
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  16. Mar 25

    Ludum Dare, one of the oldest and greatest game jams + game developer communities celebrates its 20yr anniversary next weekend. Build a game in just a few days, give and receive feedback, and level up your coding skills / portfolio. Find out more:

    Image showing a birthday cake for Ludum Dare's 20th anniversary.
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  17. Mar 25

    The art of saying no: clear principles, consistent application, and the willingness to forego them out of pragmatism. Head over to The ReadME Project where shares more tips for saying no.

    4 replies 19 retweets 77 likes
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  18. Mar 25

    You can now re-run only the failed jobs or a single job with GitHub Actions, saving time, energy and more. ⚡

    7 replies 62 retweets 259 likes
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  19. Mar 24

    Code might not last forever, but _why proves you can have an impact that outlives your work.

    3 replies 30 retweets 152 likes
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  20. Mar 24

    👀 In the latest GitHub Issues Changelog: Custom charts for insights, more filtering so you can see what issues and pull requests are part of your projects, and more.

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  21. Mar 24

    GitHub welcomed 1.4M new contributors to open source last year, check out the Octoverse report on helping your community be more sustainable

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