A product manager shares twelve key responsibilities and daily activities based on their experience at GitHub, focusing on accountability, team leadership, and user advocacy.
The cDFS DSC resource for managing Windows Server DFS is moving to the PowerShell Team and will be renamed xDFS, with some breaking changes.
Learn Rust by building a program that mimics the 'tee' command, following a project-based learning approach.
Kent explains why JavaScript Air is canceled this week due to his participation in a pioneer trek, making him unavailable.
The Hyper open-source project is inviting contributors to join its core team with write access after landing just one commit, aiming to build a sustainable community.
A UI engineer shares key lessons from working at IBM Design, covering enthusiasm, iteration, and initiative in a tech design environment.
The Intermediate Python book is now available in a Chinese translation, which quickly gained popularity on GitHub.
Explores the hypothetical concept of GitHub creating a CMS, analyzing existing solutions and potential features for an enhanced editing experience.
A technical tutorial on building a data product using Python, Markov chains, and a dataset of science questions to generate random quiz questions.
A developer asks for community help on several open-source projects due to increased time constraints from other work.
A guide and free video series on how to contribute to open source projects, from creating a pull request to Git rebase.
Analyzes community contributions to open-source ASP.NET projects (MVC, DNX, Entity Framework, Kestrel) one year after Microsoft's .NET open-sourcing.
A developer's 2015 year in review, highlighting open-source projects, conference talks, and goals for 2016.
Explores six common strategies for using pull requests on GitHub, from quick merges to detailed reviews and collaborative workflows.
Analyzes community involvement in open-source .NET projects (Roslyn, CoreCLR, CoreFX) one year after Microsoft's announcement, using GitHub data.
The author explains their decision to start a blog using Jekyll, citing its simplicity, GitHub integration, and support for Markdown.
The author announces that their personal blog's source code is now publicly available on GitHub, making it open source.
Developer announces open-source work on a native compiler for .NET Core, enabling C# programs to run as lean, dependency-free native apps.
GitHub's internal use of its own platform for non-code collaboration highlights four key traits of modern, open-source-inspired collaboration tools.
A developer's experience purchasing and setting up the special edition Octocat Yubico U2F security key for GitHub two-factor authentication.
