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  1. May 22

    We believe that the closer the take home technical interview is to day-to-day work at GitHub, the more valuable it is for both our team and the candidate. How do we do that? Introducing Interview-bot.

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  2. May 22

    Reviewing code in GitHub Mobile? You can now gather more context by expanding collapsed lines of code in a changed file.

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  3. May 22

    Looking for a Sunday long read? We've got you covered. Find out about how open source is powering that movie you'll be watching tonight.

    2 replies 24 retweets 105 likes
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  4. May 21

    You can now use Markdown to determine different images to show up depending on if a user has a light or dark theme ☀️ 🌔

    23 replies 245 retweets 1,508 likes
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  5. May 21

    Find out how we use GitHub to build GitHub 👀 Get the inside scoop on how the GitHub Issues team uses GitHub to plan and execute all their work.

    7 replies 39 retweets 274 likes
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  6. May 20

    This month's Release Radar features some cool open source communities. Everything from newly launched projects, updated CLIs, and even a Ludum Dare winner. Read up on all our April staff picks 👇

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  7. May 20

    The latest episode of The Download is out, featuring the new Markdown Math support, Devcontainer CLI, great hacks, tons of stuff and the work of and .

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  8. May 20

    Monitor the cost of your JavaScript with this GitHub Action as it’s introduced, so you’re not surprised when exceeding your limit.

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  9. May 20

    Calling all grads 🎓 You have until May 27th to apply to join the GitHub Class of 2022!

    If you subscribed to our monthly newsletter 📰, you already know the news 📣 🎉 GitHub Graduation 2022 is here 🎉 Make a pull request, join the yearbook, and "walk the stage" with us on June 11th 🎓 Join the class of 2022 ⤵️
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  10. May 20

    🚢 Shipped this week: the ability to prevent animated images (like GIFs) from automatically playing. If disabled in your accessibility settings, a button will show up to let you play/pause or open the link of the image.

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  11. May 20

    Using projects beta? You can now edit custom fields for issues and pull requests that belong to a project on mobile! Update your app or download it now to give it a try. Available on both iOS and Android.

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  12. May 20

    Cultivating an innersource practice at your organization? 💡It’s important to measure both the amount of innersource activity and the quality of the code being created. Find out more below.

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  13. May 20

    We’ve got a fresh batch of updates for project planning on GitHub! 🕵️‍♀️ Better communicate why an issue is being closed ✂️ Delete projects you no longer need 💥 Out of preview, edit directly with the new side-panel in projects (beta) Changelog:

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    May 19

    Mathematical expressions can now be displayed in Markdown on GitHub using the $$ and $ delimiters - all with the help of the wonderful project.

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  15. May 19

    “All the cool kids are doing it.” What are we talking about? Being an accessibility champion, of course. talks about the importance of normalising accessibility.

    5 replies 20 retweets 91 likes
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  16. May 19

    Mathematical expressions can now be displayed in Markdown on GitHub using the $$ and $ delimiters - all with the help of the wonderful project.

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  17. May 19

    In honor of , we wanted to reflect on how our own accessibility efforts have grown, recent investments we've made to make GitHub more inclusive, and how we're hoping to enable all the world's developers to build on GitHub.

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    May 18

    We’re live!

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  19. May 18

    For , creativity and communication are just as important as code—and it’s our responsibility to amplify underrepresented voices:

    4 replies 9 retweets 59 likes
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  20. May 18

    The team shared a quick primer to highlight vulnerabilities developers typically run into most often, including SQL injection, Cross-site scripting, and other attack vectors. To learn more:

    3 replies 22 retweets 102 likes
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