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 […]
We live in a world fully consumed by software. According to the IDC, around 750 million applications will be shipped globally by 2025, meaning the feat of securing the world’s software is growing at an unprecedented rate at a time when digital trust has never been more important. At GitHub, we’re committed to empowering developers […]
Starting from February 15, 2024, Atlassian will no longer offer technical support, security updates or vulnerability fixes for their Server products like Bitbucket Server and Bamboo Server. Switching from these tools to GitHub Enterprise Cloud and GitHub Actions has become easier, safer, and even more seamless, with today’s launch of new migration tools. GitHub Enterprise […]
Since the May beta release of our GitHub-curated Dependabot policies that detect and close false positive alerts, over 250k repositories have manually opted in, with an average improvement of over 1 in 10 alerts. The impact so far: auto-dismissal of millions of alerts that would have otherwise demanded a developer’s attention to manually assess and […]
In August, we experienced two incidents that resulted in degraded performance across GitHub services. August 15 16:58 UTC (lasting 4 hours 29 minutes) On August 15 at 16:58 UTC, GitHub started experiencing increasing delays in an internal job queue used to process webhooks. We statused GitHub Webhooks to yellow at 17:24 UTC. During this incident, […]
We’re thrilled to announce, for the fifth year in a row, an opportunity for students to connect with GitHub employees ahead of GitHub Universe 2023. Whether you’re joining us virtually or in-person on November 8-9, we’re kicking the conference off with virtual micro-mentoring sessions, as a part of GitHub Social Impact programming. At GitHub, we’re […]
AI is fundamentally changing the technology and security landscape. At GitHub, we see AI as a way for developers to both speed up their development process and simultaneously write more secure code. For instance, GitHub Copilot includes a security filter that targets the most common vulnerable coding patterns in Python and JavaScript–including hardcoded credentials, SQL […]
If you want to build and scale an application using a large language model (LLM), this article’s for you. It took us three years to develop GitHub Copilot before we officially launched it to the general public. To go from idea to production, we followed three stages—find it, nail it, scope it—loosely based on the […]
The Microsoft Azure cloud computing dictionary describes edge computing as a framework that “allows devices in remote locations to process data at the ‘edge’ of the network, either by the device or a local server. And when data needs to be processed in the central datacenter, only the most important data is transmitted, thereby minimizing […]
Over the past few weeks, we’ve rolled out a change to the virtual machines that host GitHub Codespaces to provide all of our users twice the RAM, and approximately 10-30% improved CPU performance after adopting Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)-based hosts. Now that this change has rolled out for all machine types, we wanted to share […]
For the eighth year in a row, Rust has topped the chart as “the most desired programming language” in Stack Overflow’s annual developer survey. And with more than 80% of developers reporting that they’d like to use the language again next year, you have to wonder how a language created less than 20 years ago […]
GitHub Enterprise Server 3.10 is now generally available. With this version, organizations are able to give developers and administrators more control over their repositories with enhanced security and compliance controls, and ensure secure development is a top priority. Highlights of this release include: GitHub Projects is generally available, with additions that help teams manage large […]
GitHub Projects has been adopted by program managers, OSS maintainers, enterprises, and individual developers alike for its user-friendly design and efficiency. We all know that managing issues and pull requests in our repositories can be challenging. To help you optimize your usage of GitHub Projects to plan and track your work from start to finish, […]
Engine watch Happy Third birthday to Bevy Bevy (previously on Game Bytes), a cross-platform game engine built in Rust, is celebrating the third anniversary of its initial public release. The Bevy team is also taking the opportunity to reflect on what the community has achieved and how to reach their goals in the year ahead. […]
When the next Log4j lands, you don’t want to find out that you’re several versions behind, and that it’s going to take the team days to fix all of the breaking changes. Dependabot version updates automate the patching process, giving you a measure of protection from unwelcome surprises. But just as with any inbox, the […]