Good communication is key to pair programming. 🗣️ Our machine learning engineers have been working with LLMs to help GitHub Copilot level up its contextual understanding.
They grow up so fast. 😭 Find out what it’s like to work with LLMs from the engineers behind GitHub Copilot and how model improvements over the years have shaped the AI programmer we know and love.
When faced with accessibility barriers, developer Paul Chiou gets creative, building custom hardware interfaces and innovative software solutions. Read how Chiou works to increase access for all. https://github.com/readme/featured/disability-creativity…
The path towards delivering successful outcomes for accessibility is a journey. Like most meaningful change it takes time, a growth mindset, and some trial and error.
Our Head of Design shares GitHub's journey so far.
It's boilerplate - but it's boilerplate we didn't have to type.
See the full project at https://gh.io/mealmetrics-copilot… and stay tuned for the next video, where we create a controller.
"There are plenty of open source projects that people generally don’t consider open source because they’re not building a community or making a lot of updates, but open source isn’t just about contributions.”
🎙️ How are you building a sustainable open source community? Listen to a special #MaintainerMonth episode of Sustain where we talk about contributor ladders, mentorship, and the importance of balancing code with community.
Global Accessibility Awareness Day less than a week away! How are you planning to get involved? Check out http://accessibility.day to find resources and information to help you address the barriers that may be blocking disabled users in your project.
takes a look at the expectations of open source, how the definition has evolved, and when ‘closed to contributions’ is the right move. Tune in to The ReadME Podcast for more.
used GitHub Copilot to build her first browser extension in seven 7️⃣ steps, and find out her three 3️⃣ major takeaways about learning and pair programming in the age of AI. 👩🏾💻
How do you navigate GitHub if you can’t see the screen? Check out the accessibility features within our latest navigation update. We love empowering all developers!
Anton uses LLMs to help him write, communicate, code, and even see the bright side of things. Learn his simple tricks for getting the most out of AI as a developer.
Here's a behind the scenes writeup on how my team and I iterated on our complex color system using experimentation and automation, to bring greater #accessibility to
@GitHub's Primer design system: https://github.blog/2023-05-11-unlocking-inclusive-design-how-primers-color-system-is-making-github-com-more-inclusive/…
GitHub Codespaces offers easy setup, customizable environments, and enhanced security. Find out why it's a must-have for #OpenSource maintainers and how you can get 60 hours of free usage. 🚀💻
The latest edition of Game Bytes is here featuring:
‣ game engine news
‣ open source game updates
‣ upcoming game jams
‣ a very unique game of Snake 🐍
‣ our game jam game of the month!
https://github.blog/2023-05-10-game-bytes-may-2023/…
Actions are coming to your Repositories on GitHub mobile! Find all of your repository's workflows in one convenient place 📱⬇️ Download for iOS and Android: https://github.com/mobile
You can now protect secrets from being committed to code for free on public repositories with the public beta release of secret scanning push protection.
With the right tools, it's not difficult to facilitate team retrospectives that allow everyone to actively participate. Here are some collaboration tips from the GitHub Accessibility team.
Silos block collaboration and innovation in organizations 😭. But open source communities work...
Asynchronously 🛠️
Openly 🔓
Remotely 💻
At global-scale 🌎
What if your internal engineering teams could reuse those same practices? 🤔
Every student and teacher deserves the same access to GitHub Education offerings. We’ve enlisted GitHub’s Accessibility team to help identify areas for improving inclusivity. 🌎