A comprehensive archive with older product announcements, company updates, guides, tutorials, and other blogs from GitHub. Consider The Library a repository of historical GitHub information where you can explore the evolution of GitHub’s tools, features, and policies over time. Find insights into the development and progression of GitHub’s offerings (like the pull request!), while understanding how past updates and announcements have shaped the GitHub you know today.
Now when you log in to GitHub and visit the support site, you’ll be automatically logged in. No account? No worries – one will be automatically created.  Nice and…
Jason Adams has a blog post titled 10 Reasons to Use Git for Research. Know anyone working in an academic settings? They may want to check it out. Academic settings…
We still have a few Fork You and Rebase shirts left. They’re the perfect holiday gift!  (BTW I wear a medium…)
Why do I love GitHub? There are many reasons, even forgetting that they now employ me… One of the coolest ones, however, is the community. There are lots of hosting…
We were having such a good time watching people sign up today, we figured we should just keep the fun going and extend the sale until Sunday.Also, there was some…
Thinking about moving to Git? Want to bring the rest of your team up to speed? GitHub now offers customized Git Training.  Visit the training page for more information.
As we all know, Git is the best SCM system out there. However, some people have decided that we in the GitHub community may be misled by hype or the…
If you’ve been waiting to see what the fuss was about, today is the day to join GitHub.We’re offering a free month on all of the paid plans if you…
Welcome to the sixth edition of Rebase! (guaranteed 100% tryptophan free)Stats Breakdown(GitHub users definitely love their football and turkey. Check out the huge drop on 11/27!)Notably New Projectswebarchiver is a…
At the beginning of this month, I gave a talk at RubyConf in Florida about using Git in Ruby applications. It basically goes over some of the strengths of using…
You’ll no longer see a flood of commit events in your dashboard. Instead? Push events.  Commit events will still appear on your profile and in all your RSS feeds…
We’ve had the same pool of YouTube videos on our maintenance page since we launched. Time to add some more.  Got a favorite YouTube video? Post the url and…
Stephen Celis’ GitHubbub is a Fluid user-script which automatically updates your news feed and Growls you when updates come in. Pretty damn cool.  (And personally I loved the transparent…
Okay, it’s official: let me google that for you is the new RTFM.Someone on your team asks where to download solr. Let me google that for you.Your friend wants to…
Lately I’ve been working with submodules – specifically developing plugins / libraries as submodules within a separate project. Turns out, they’re pretty cool.I’ve written a short guide, Developing with Submodules,…
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