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Developers are using generative AI coding tools like GitHub Copilot to: 🏃‍♀️Get a head start on complex code translation tasks 🧑‍💻Code more efficiently ✨Tackle new problems and get creative 🔍Find answers without leaving their IDEs ✅Build better test coverage
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🌠Developers can use generative AI tools to focus more on what they want to build across code, content, and even design.
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🔗Generative AI coding tools are powered by large language models (LLMs). Today’s state-of-the-art LLMs are transformers, which makes them adept at connecting tokens, big-picture thinking, and scaling. The results are coding and content suggestions that are contextually relevant.
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🌐Generative AI coding tools are trained on large amounts of code across programming languages. They’re trained to process data like humans do—by recognizing patterns, making connections, and drawing inferences with limited guidance.
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Worried about code quality and reliability in your release process? With GitHub Actions and Deployment Protection Rules, you don't have to be! Set up rigorous, streamlined processes to ensure only the highest-quality code makes it into production.
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Announcing GitHub Actions Deployment Protection Rules, now in public beta | The GitHub Blog
Create and share your own deployment protection rules, or use the rules from our great partners, like Datadog, Honeycomb, New Relic, NodeSource, Sentry, and ServiceNow, to control your deployments...
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The GitHub Social Impact team has been nominated for a Webby for the Digital Development Compass. 🥳 It was built by GitHub employees alongside the United Nations Development Programme to explore the digital readiness of nations. Vote for it here. ➡️ gh.io/AAke3gw
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Happy 10th birthday to Phaser–a stunning HTML5 framework for building games by
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It has been 10 years since the very first release of Phaser! And to celebrate we bring you v3.60. Our biggest release EVER. Read all about it here patreon.com/posts/phaser-3 and thank you to everyone who is part of the Phaser community, past, present and future.
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Worn like a badge of honor, Mona can be found stuck onto laptops, displayed proudly as a figurine on a workspace, and even tattooed on a few of her biggest fans around the globe. She’s our GitHub mascot and developer avatar. Happy 15th to you, Mona.
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Mona is not the only Octocat, in fact, 100s of Octocats have been created in the last 15 years, along with their very own planet.
Picture of 2 octokittens high-fiving. One has a green bucket on its head and one has a cardboard box.
image of Mona in front of strange futuristic buildings
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Why is Mona called Mona? Good question, here's her origin story, dreamt up by the 7 year old daughter of a GitHub developer.
Text says, Once upon a time, there was a cat who’s name was Monalisa. Monalisa and her owner went to the beach. When Monalisa got to the beach, her owner Kelly gave her goggles so Monalisa could swim and see what was in the ocean. When Monalisa went in the water she found lots of fish. When Monalisa was swimming she was so exited she opened her mouth and swouloed a coral that made you grow legs like a octapus but keep your normal face. So Monalisa grew legs and became Mrs. Monalisa octocat. [sic]
Sketch of origin story - cat looking over the side of a wooden barrier.
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We (and Mona the Octocat) turned 15 this week. Mona originally started life as a stock image bought for our 404 page. Back then we never imagined she’d grow into the international developer superstar she is today. Take a look back at 15 years of Mona with us.
The original Octocat stock image - sad octocat standing in a puddle of water, cat head and octopus legs with tears or water coming off its whiskers.
The dapperoctocat - An Octocat wearing a brown suit with an astronaut helmet on its head.
A close up of Mona's face putting goggles on her eyes and looking serious.
Mona standing on a small rock planet with grass underfoot. She's holding a machine and looking at a butterfly that's been digitally created above her.
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Check out The ReadME Podcast’s latest episode for a dive into quantum leaps in tech, with
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sharing career advice, plus tips for Git and GitHub beginners with
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Fusing tech and progress
On this episode of The ReadME Podcast learn about the role open source played in a recent nuclear fusion breakthrough, get practical advice on fortifying your career against unforeseen forces, and ...
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