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· Oct 11 The #GitHubUniverseagenda is live and it's 🔥 Check out the schedule now.

githubuniverse.com GitHub Universe 2022 GitHub conference about cloud, AI, software security, and the open source developer community. Designed for enterprises, start-ups, and security professionals.

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· 5h Working in the cloud has never been easier—or more fun—than with GitHub. ☁️ Check out @itsthatladydev 's recommended cloud sessions at #GitHubUniverse. 👇 githubuniverse.com/?utm_medium=or Embedded video

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· 9h Looking for some spooky games + source code to play with this Halloween? How about some quick hacks for invulnerability, slowing down time, and other power ups? 🎃

github.blog 13 tiny, terrific, and terrifying games to hack, slay, and play this Halloween

| The GitHub... Some seriously spooktacular open source games for the web, Windows, macOS, and Linux with all sorts of fun hacks for infinite lives, invulnerability, and playing with time.

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· 10h Need some inspo for the last 3 days of Hacktoberfest? Check out these open source projects who recently shipped major version releases, incl. @Appwrite , @Amplication , @home_assistant OS, & more. What project are you working on? Drop links in comments 👇

github.blog Release Radar · September 2022 Edition | The GitHub Blog The best and most awesome open source projects have been busy at work. Check out this month's top staff picks for projects that shipped a major version release.

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· Oct 29 Comments lost in translation? Not anymore, thanks to @alexandras_dev ’s advice on how to facilitate strong company culture and stay aligned from anywhere.

github.com The impact of culture on code Even though code can act as a common language, cultural backgrounds can make it tricky to deliver feedback. @alexandras_dev shares how to build communication expectations accordingly:

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· Oct 28 Wondering how to supercharge your startup by choosing the right tools for your dev processes? ⚡️ Join @GeekTrainer Nov. 9-10 at #GitHubUniversefor a demo session on what GitHub for Startups can offer. Check it out 👇 githubuniverse.com Embedded video

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· Oct 28 Anything scary lurking in your commits today? Embedded video

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· Oct 28 What are the best #GitHubUniversesessions and workshops for developers, security professionals, enterprises, and the open source community? 🧐 Find out more on the blog:

github.blog Choose your own GitHub Universe 2022 adventure | The GitHub Blog You can now build your agenda on GitHubUniverse.com! Whether you’re just getting started or you’re a seasoned industry professional, there’s a session for you.

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· Oct 27 Charming little tool from our friends at @charmcli allowing you to generate CLI GIFs. Useful for demos and integration tests: github.com/charmbracelet/ Animation showing VHS demoing neofetch.

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· Oct 27 Most engineers don’t ever expect to get things right the first time—otherwise you’re not learning. @davefarley77 explores how we can apply this to software.

github.com What is “engineering for software?” To benefit from iteration, feedback, incrementalism, experiment, and empiricism in software engineering, @davefarley77 suggests we apply science in practical, real-world ways:

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· Oct 27 The @GHSecurityLab provided office hours for #OpenSourceprojects looking to reduce their risk of breach. One thing we learned? Adopting a few simple practices can significantly improve your project’s security. Read more of our observations here.

github.blog What we learned from the Security Lab’s Community Office Hours | The GitHub Blog TheGitHub Security Lab provided office hours for open source projects looking to improve their security posture and reduce the risk of breach. Here’s what we learned and how you can also participate.

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· Oct 26 Are your teams context switching among too many tools every day? Explore three strategies to help you cut down on costs AND improve your developer experience by reducing the complexity of your tooling.

github.blog 3 strategies for consolidating your toolkit and boosting productivity | The GitHub Blog Explore how GitHub Enterprise can help you transform your software engineering organization and practices.

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· Oct 26 Did you know that GitHub doesn’t just encrypt data at rest but also encrypts specific database columns? Read about our column encryption strategy and our decision to adopt the #Railscolumn encryption standard.

github.blog Why and how GitHub encrypts sensitive database columns using ActiveRecord::Encryption | The GitHub... You may know that GitHub encrypts your source code at rest, but you may not have known that we encrypt sensitive database columns as well. Read about our column encryption strategy and our decision...

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· Oct 25 We are very excited about @theopenssf 's Sigstore GA! 🕛 Today: use Sigstore to protect your supply chains with GitHub Actions. 🔜 Soon: use Sigstore to link @npmjs packages to their source repo and build instructions.

github.blog Why we're excited about the Sigstore general availability | The GitHub Blog The Sigstore GA means you can protect your software supply chain today with GitHub Actions, and will power new npm security capabilities in the near future.

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· Oct 25 The community track at #GitHubUniversefeatures all kinds of topics like gaming, GitHub Sponsors, open source, accessibility, and so much more. Find out what else we have in store from @MishManners . Register now 👉 register.githubuniverse.com Embedded video

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· Oct 25 Congratulations to everyone who contributed to the latest Python 3.11 release 🥳 More of the Python you love, but now up to 60% faster. blog.python.org/2022/10/python Mona and some slithering snakes celebrating Python 3.11.

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· Oct 24 Open source is not just about code. Many projects welcome the following types of contributions: 📝 Documentation 🎨 Design 🧪 Testing 🌎 Translation Brian Douglas shows us how impactful code reviews and issue triage are to Open Sauced: youtu.be/BaIjOw1K5JY Embedded video

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· Oct 22 Congrats to @anttihaavikko , the latest Ludum Dare competition winner with The Sandwicher—a fun arcade game you can play in your browser ⚔️ 🥪 What’s *your* highest score? Play: anttihaavikko.itch.io/the-sandwicher Source: github.com/anttihaavikko/ Screenshot of The Sandwicher’s player name entry screen.

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· Oct 22 It's #Hacktoberfest2022! Here's some OSS projects that could use your help with and without code dev.to/blackgirlbytes Embedded video

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· Oct 21 That's a wrap! 🎬 Photos and session recordings from Git Merge 2022 are now available: github.blog/2022-10-21-git Photograph of Git Merge 2022 attendees.

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· Oct 21 When she got her degree, @JoeyPrink ’s world opened up and she realized just how colorful and cross-disciplinary computer science really is. Now she’s reimagining the future of virtual spaces.

github.com Johanna Pirker Growing up, @JoeyPrink didn’t know what computer science meant. Now she’s a TU Graz Grad and MIT alum, Forbes 30 Under 30 alum, and assistant professor prioritizing inclusive virtual spaces. Read m...

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· Oct 21 Save the date! 💾 The 10th annual Game Off kicks off on November 1. It’s the perfect excuse to learn a new language, try out a new game engine, or even build your first game!

github.blog Build a game this November with Game Off 2022 | The GitHub Blog Save the date! Game Off returns on November 1 for its 10th year!

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· Oct 21 Forks are confusing. What is a fork? How do fork permissions work? What are the security and permission implications? Based on feedback from developers, we've improved how forks work and added more details to our documentation. Check it out!

github.blog Unboxing fork improvements | The GitHub Blog We’re always trying to improve the GitHub developer experience in meaningful ways, and we love learning from our customers. In the last several months we released many new fork capabilities, and...

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· Oct 20 #GitHubUniverse is coming this November and we’ve built a security track that addresses today’s most pressing issues. 🔒 Register now: githubuniverse.com/?utm_medium=or Embedded video

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· Oct 20 Actions changed how developers automate workflows with GitHub. We’re introducing a 🆕 navigation to manage your Actions experience, improving discoverability and accessibility, as well as opening up future feature opportunities.

github.blog Improving navigation for GitHub Actions | The GitHub Blog GitHub Actions changed how developers automate workflows with GitHub. Today, we’re introducing a new navigation to manage your GitHub Actions experience, improving discoverability and accessibility...

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· Oct 19 Hear from guests @RunChristinaRun @xcorail , and GitHub CEO @ashtom plus @mikethemelanson, Senior Editor for The ReadME Project on topics from OSS project security, developer happiness, building with LEGOs, and more.

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· Oct 19 Every project has a first commit and 15 years ago on this day, GitHub started that same way. From hosting git repos to the pull request, the contribution graph, Actions, Codespaces, and now Copilot, here’s to celebrating all the initial commits and iterating on them. 🚀 Embedded video

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· Oct 19 What’s the secret to developer happiness? Is Java dead or just hitting its stride? All this and more, now on The ReadME Podcast.

github.com Code like it’s 1995 GitHub CEO @ashtom’s origin story, the secret to developer happiness, Java’s 15-year run, and more, now on The ReadME Podcast:

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· Oct 19 How can we write better developer documentation? 📝 Dan Jutan, a product manager at Astro, shared great advice about understanding your readers and their goals. Watch the full video for more: youtu.be/B1ejSMzr0n4 Embedded video

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· Oct 18 Game jams drive much of the creation of open source games, but, surprisingly, many games themselves are not actually on open source. What does the future hold for open source game development?

github.com Open source is democratizing video game development The democratization of open source game development, from Adobe Flash to game jams and beyond:

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· Oct 18 Those were the values we established that helped make Scalar the powerful tool it is today. Read the full story of the path this open source project took to reach its users: github.blog/2022-10-13-the6/6

github.blog The Story of Scalar | The GitHub Blog New to Git v2.38, Scalar is a built-in repository manager for large repos. Here, we’ll tell the story of how Scalar went from a rough VFS for Git successor to a fully-integrated Git tool, with all of...

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· Oct 18 4️⃣ No surprises here--we value working in the open. Scalar was an open source project from day one, and was never intended to be a project only for internal use. So now we have a history of public code changes to talk about! 5/6

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· Oct 18 3️⃣ Making any kind of software change adds risk to a project. That risk is mitigated when we have a large set of battle-hardened tests. With a robust test suite available, we were able to make significant changes to our architecture with confidence.

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· Oct 18 2️⃣ Incremental changes > wholesale rewrites. We focused on small changes that solved an immediate need and optimized for reducing our technical debt and creating a better architecture. 3/6

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· Oct 18 1️⃣ Code speaks volumes. An architectural design on paper isn't enough for solving problems at scale. Before committing to a decision, we would quickly build a prototype and measure its performance. 📈 2/6

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· Oct 18 When you're faced with a BIG engineering effort, how do you approach development? Before we dove into code for contributing Scalar to Git, we solidified four 4️⃣ development principles that we used to guide our decisions. 🧵

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· Oct 18 ⚔️ Cut through the noise and zoom in on what matter most in your project by configuring hidden columns in boards and setting up auto-archiving of stale items today! github.blog/changelog/2022 Embedded video

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· Oct 18 Credential leaks are the number one source of data breaches. To help keep your data secure, today we’re launching fine-grained personal access tokens. Minimum permissions equals minimum risk.

github.blog Introducing fine-grained personal access tokens for GitHub | The GitHub Blog Fine-grained personal access tokens offer enhanced security to developers and organization owners, to reduce the risk to your data of compromised tokens.

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· Oct 18 Open source has powered AI progress, and AI will shape the future of software. We at GitHub are closely following @OpenSourceOrg ’s community deep dive to unpack how open source software, process, and principles can deliver the promise of AI.

github.blog OSI’s Deep Dive is an essential discussion on the future of AI and open source | The GitHub Blog GitHub is sponsoring Open Source Initiative’s Deep Dive: AI because we think it’s important for the community to unpack how open source software, process, and principles can help best deliver on the...

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· Oct 17 👍 - LGTM

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