The latest blogs from GitHub

Join the GitHub developer relations team and other developers on 9 November to learn how to build a GitHub app from scratch.

With the Microsoft acquisition of GitHub complete, Nat Friedman joins as CEO.

GitHub is FedRAMP approved via the Tailored baseline of security controls, ensuring the United States government can confidently and securely manage their low impact data and source code.

Join us for an inside look at all the new releases announced at Universe.

Read about our open source and copyright event in Brussels–plus the latest on the EU copyright negotiations.

All GitHub services are back to normal as of Monday (October 22) at 23:00 UTC.

At 10:52 pm Sunday UTC, multiple services on GitHub.com were affected by a network partition and subsequent database failure resulting in inconsistent information being presented on our website.

We heard directly from developers working with GitHub Apps, and we’re excited to share their work with you.

With our apprenticeship program, we’re lowering the barrier to entry into tech to empower people with non-traditional backgrounds.

We’ve extended GitHub Token Scanning to include tokens from cloud service providers and additional credentials.

Launch report: Everything we released at GitHub Universe

How much can the GitHub community accomplish in a year? 1.1 billion contributions and so much more in The State of the Octoverse 2018.

Unify the GitHub experience across deployment types, bring the power of the open source community to developers at work, and more, with our latest Enterprise release.

This spring, GitHub Education schools have unlimited builds with Travis CI Enterprise

Build a game this November in our annual month-long game jam

Whether you’re attending live or via livestream, here are a few ways you can join us in making software a better place for everyone at Universe 2018.

Sentry explains why they moved to GitHub Apps and how they did it

Learn more about GitHub’s editor tools—and join the team at GitHub Universe, October 16-17.

Learn how we use machine learning to power and build on security alerts and make GitHub more secure.

Highlighting a few of our favorite games from this year’s js13kGames competition

Security vulnerability in Git v2.19.0 and older