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GitHub Copilot is already helping developers code faster in their IDEs. But what’s next? Our answer is GitHub Copilot X. It’s our vision for the future of AI-powered software development. Check it out ⬇️

GitHub Copilot X: The AI-powered developer experience | The GitHub Blog

GitHub Copilot is evolving to bring chat and voice interfaces, support pull requests, answer questions, and adopt OpenAI's GPT-4.

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From Copilot Chat to Copilot in your PRs, the CLI, and much, much more. Join us for a look at the future of GitHub Copilot. 🔮 gh.io/copilotx

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🏃: AI that helps you in your editor 🏇: AI that helps you with every part of software development It’s exciting times for us at GitHub Next, and today we’re sharing some of our prototypes from the last few months! 🧵

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Open source has long been an accelerating force behind machine learning. Understanding this history helps with today’s complexity, writes

@mikiobraun

The unique origins of open source in machine learning

With the help of open source, machine learning has grown far beyond its academic roots. Understanding this history can help navigate the technology’s complex contemporary landscape.

Mar 22

🎉 Write safer code with new vulnerability prevention features in GitHub Copilot 🔒 ✅

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Ready for #GitHubGalaxy next week? Here are some sessions you won't want to miss.

GitHub Galaxy 2023: your guide to building a more flexible and productive software development...

Join us virtually on March 28-31 for GitHub Galaxy, a global enterprise event focused on improving efficiency, security, and developer productivity.

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Join our Social Impact team at #MozFest Thursday, March 23 at 12PM PST. 🌍 Learn how nonprofit Ersilia uses GitHub to open source endemic disease research in low-and-middle-income countries. Sign up here. 👇 bit.ly/3mTKXfn

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Mar 21

Yes of course, we meant the incredible

@bagder

! Apologies, our excitement for curl got ahead of our typing fingers ☺️

Today, curl turns 25 🥳 Congrats to

@badger

and everyone who contributed to curl 8.0.0 released today. Hear more about the code that's almost guaranteed to run in your devices in this throwback on The ReadME Podcast. github.com/readme/podcast

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Incredibly useful weekend project from

@whoiskatrin

to convert natural language to SQL and vice versa using AI: sqltranslate.app 🤯

Screenshot showing natural language query being converted to SQL.

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Listen to the podcast here: github.com/readme/podcast. Or find it wherever you like to listen to podcasts.

Innovation without barriers

Tune into The ReadME Podcast for a special episode focused on accessibility.

In our latest ReadME Podcast, we welcome a panel of developers and educators to discuss building accessible technology, the impact of inclusion on innovation, and how the developer community can get involved in building better technology for everyone.

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The ReadME Podcast: Meet the developers with disabilities forging new...

In episode 27 of The ReadME Podcast we discuss developers with disabilities and their participation and empowerment through open source. We hear from Becky T...

In just over a week we'll be kicking off our global enterprise event, #GitHubGalaxy, taking place across three regions. Where will you be joining from? 👉 galaxy.github.com/?utm_source=tw

You can now store your non-sensitive data with configuration variables! Now available on GitHub Actions! 🎉

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If you're in San Francisco for #GDC23 (or just keen to learn more about

@godotengine

) you are hereby invited to the Godot 4.0 Release Party at GitHub HQ. Details and registration info below.

Godot 4.0 Release Party · Wed Mar 22nd, 2023 · GitHub HQ

Celebrate Godot's big 4.0, meet core contributors, fellow professional / amateur / hobbyist game developers, and Godot users from all over the world.

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Open source requests, operational tasks, escalations–all in a day’s work for the team at

@grafana

. See how GitHub Projects & GitHub Actions help them manage efficiently. You can even make a copy of their board with a single click & adapt it for yourself!

How the Grafana Alerting team scales their issue management with GitHub Projects | The GitHub Blog

Hear from Grafana Labs’ Armand Grillet about how his team uses GitHub Projects.

Mar 17

Accessibility for some is accessibility for all. Discover the new frontiers for accessibility over on The ReadME Project.

From gaming with your eyes to coding with AI: New frontiers for accessibility

Open source offers developers with disabilities the flexibility needed to participate and collaborate. Their contributions and involvement in the research, design, and development of software are i...

4. Most importantly, include people with disabilities in the design and development process.

3. Be aware of all the built-in accessibility in operating systems.

2. Make sure your code meets basic accessibility guidelines, such as the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines -

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WCAG 2.1 at a Glance

This page provides a paraphrased summary of Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1.

1. Unplug your mouse. That's right, unplug it and see whether you can still navigate whatever you're building without touching it.

Looking to improve your accessibility skills? Here are some simple steps that all developers can take to automatically increase accessibility. 🧵

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Calling all Asia Pacific developers, architects, security professionals, and more! 📣 Join us for #GitHubGalaxy, our free global enterprise event, to learn how you can boost your productivity and efficiency using the power of AI. Register now! galaxy.github.com/?utm_source=tw

Projects on GitHub Mobile is now generally available! Track your work from anywhere with ease. View and edit project item fields at a glance and switch between project views effortlessly. ⬇️ Download on iOS and Android: github.com/mobile

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Congratulations to the

@pytorch

team, contributors, and collaborators on shipping PyTorch 2.0 🎉 pytorch.org/blog/pytorch-2

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axe-con Digital Accessibility Conference | Deque

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And if your answer is "🤔" Then we'll just leave this here 👉 galaxy.github.com/?utm_source=tw (registration is free!)

You've hit 'deploy' 🎉 What's one GitHub Action that you couldn't live without in your workflow?

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And catch

's keynote on March 16th at #axecon: the world's largest digital accessibility conference.

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Join us to learn how to build, test, monitor and maintain digital accessibility. Hosted on March 15-16, 2023, axe-con is completely free and virtual.

Listen to the podcast here: github.com/readme/podcast

Ed Summers, Head of Accessibility at GitHub joins us on the latest ReadME Podcast to talk about why accessibility is so often overlooked and why it's so important for the 1.3 billion people with disabilities.

"If we can all just think about the people who use our software, they’re not like us. They vary in so many ways, not to mention just abilities, but from gender, income, access to high-speed networks. There’s just so many ways that the people who use our software differ from us."

As a developer, how often do you get to see first-hand how your users interact with your product?

We love a new integration partner! Now you can view your GitHub Advanced Security data through

@runpanther

. Learn about this and our other SIEM integrations. 👇🏾

Introducing GitHub Advanced Security SIEM integrations for security professionals | The GitHub Blog

Learn about using GitHub Advanced Security (GHAS) alerts with Security Information and Events Management (SIEM) tools. Check out the integrations, and read more about getting started.

Mar 15

Join us this Thursday at 11am ET for a discussion on Women in Open Source in Life Sciences at the Commission on the Status of Women. Register to attend virtually here. ⬇️ aka.ms/AAjunsq

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Mar 15

Security tip of the day: fuzz your code. 🔒✅

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Did you know that adding topics to your repos make them more discoverable on GitHub? Learn how in this video! 🔎

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Becky Tyler creates digital art, livestreams, is a gamer, and a computing student. The difference? She does it all with her eyes. github.com/readme/feature

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Meet the developers forging new frontiers in #accessibility, from gaming with their eyes to coding with AI.

@rwwmike

explores how open source helps empower developers with disabilities.