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As a company that’s been remote-first since day one, GitHub Engineering has learned a lot about how to communicate effectively across time zones, teams, and tools. We’ve distilled our experience into a set of guidelines that we call “How we communicate,” and we’re sharing them with you today. We hope that by sharing our communication […]
At GitHub, we launched secret scanning with the mission of eliminating all credential leaks. In support of this mission, this year we’ve made secret scanning and secret scanning push protection free on public repositories to help open source users detect and prevent secret leaks. We also shipped push protection metrics for GitHub Advanced Security customers […]
9 Best Online Course Platforms of 2023 (Ranked and Reviewed) Online course platforms, in a nutshell, are an avenue for you to create an online course where you can teach your students. It doesn’t mean that you have to create the whole course from scratch (including the website). Instead, online course platforms allow you to […]
We built—and continue to build—GitHub Sponsors because we believe in a future where the open source ecosystem is one that is sustainable for everyone involved. Back in April 2023, we made organization-funded sponsorships generally available, alongside a promise to continue expanding the sponsorship experience. And while we’ve been busy building, you all have been busy […]
As GitHub’s Chief Security Officer and SVP of Engineering, one of the most common discussions I have with other engineering and security leaders is the state of supply chain security. We all know it’s been an interesting few years, and supply chain security has rocketed into the mainstream—but where should one start when it comes […]
As we kick off Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the GitHub bug bounty team is excited to spotlight one of the top performing security researchers who participates in the GitHub Security Bug Bounty Program, @inspector-ambitious! As home to over 100 million developers and 372 million repositories, GitHub maintains a strong dedication to ensuring the security and reliability […]
Today, GitHub is releasing a public beta for the new, Apple silicon powered M1 macOS larger runner for GitHub Actions. Apple silicon powered M1 macOS larger runners Apple developers require the latest chipset to take advantage of features in the latest versions of iOS and macOS. They also want increased performance by leveraging the on-chip […]
Game Bytes is our monthly series taking a peek at the world of gamedev on GitHub—featuring game engine updates, game jam details, open source games, mods, maps, and more. Game on! Game news Roboden Roboden is an inventive, real-time strategy game where you lead robotic colonies in conflict with enemy drones. The game plays with […]
At GitHub, we’re not just about offering you a powerful platform to orchestrate your software development strategy. We’re also committed to surfacing community expertise and knowledge, so you and your team can get the most out of GitHub. Today, we are launching GitHub Learning Pathways—prescriptive modules that build foundational knowledge, proficiency, and expertise through GitHub […]
Ever since we announced GitHub Copilot Chat in March this year, I’ve been thinking a lot about how it’s improving developer happiness and overall satisfaction while coding. Especially for junior developers looking to upskill, or those in the learning phase of diving into a new framework, GitHub Copilot Chat can be such a valuable tool […]
The Developer Experience (DX) team at GitHub collaborated with a number of other teams to work on moving our continuous integration (CI) system to GitHub Actions to support the development and scaling demands of our engineering team. Our goal as a team is to enable our engineers to confidently and quickly ship software. To that […]
The GitHub Universe ‘23 agenda has landed! You know the drill: every year, Universe brings together the world’s developers, enterprise leaders, and security professionals to uncover the latest trends and best practices in software development. Whether you’re a novice open source maintainer or a seasoned Chief Security Officer (CSO), our global developer and customer event […]
In this post, I’ll explain how to exploit CVE-2023-3420, a type confusion vulnerability in v8 (the Javascript engine of Chrome), that I reported in June 2023 as bug 1452137. The bug was fixed in version 114.0.5735.198/199. It allows remote code execution (RCE) in the renderer sandbox of Chrome by a single visit to a malicious […]
Teachers are essential in training the next generation of software developers. In order to do your best work as an educator and support your students, you need tools that meet your unique needs and use cases. With the power of open source, you can now build the features that you would like to see in […]
When I stepped onto the scale this morning, I remembered that there are some numbers that feel awkward to celebrate, while perhaps some others are worth celebrating! Recently, the GitHub Security Lab passed the milestone of 500 CVEs disclosed to open source projects. What’s a CVE? In short, it’s the record of a security vulnerability, […]
Passkeys are a new form of sign-in and phishing resistant credential that make it easier to protect your GitHub account by reducing use of passwords and other, more easily phishable authentication methods. Since the launch of passkeys in beta in July, tens of thousands of developers have adopted them. Now, all users on GitHub.com can […]
I’m excited to announce the launch of the GitHub Innovation Graph, our open data and insights platform on the global and local impact of developers. For too long, measures of innovation have focused solely on things like patents and research papers, while policymakers and researchers have had trouble finding reliable data on global trends in […]
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In July, we introduced a public beta of GitHub Copilot Chat, a pivotal component of our vision for the future of AI-powered software development, for all GitHub Copilot for Business users. Today, we’re thrilled to take the next step forward in our GitHub Copilot X journey by releasing a public beta of GitHub Copilot Chat […]
At GitHub Education, we work to provide a community that welcomes student developers, while also supporting them with the skills and leading industry tools that meet them at every stage of their academic journey. We’ve helped more than 4 million students build their skills through GitHub Education and as we look to embrace an even […]