GitHub Blog·3yGitHub Copilot now has a better AI model and new capabilities
GitHub Copilot has upgraded its AI model, resulting in better code suggestions and reduced serving time. It also introduced a new security vulnerability filter to identify insecure coding patterns. Developers can now experience faster coding with more accurate suggestions.
Codemotion·3yHow to Find Cool Open Source Projects
Learn how to find and contribute to open source projects. Major companies like Google and Microsoft rely on open source technologies. February is open source month. Find projects on Github and websites like First Contributions and Codetribute. Open source is for beginners and professionals alike. Start small and gradually work on more complex tasks. Join a vibrant developer community.
GitHub Blog·3yThe technology behind GitHub’s new code search
GitHub built their own search engine, called Blackbird, for code search due to poor user experience and scalability issues with existing solutions. Searching code is different from general text search and requires unique features and capabilities. GitHub's code search system handles over 45 million repositories, 115 TB of code, and 15.5 billion documents.
CSS {IRL}·3ySetting Up a New(ish) MacBook
If you’re a developer, naturally there’s a bunch of stuff you need to install to get your environment perfectly right for coding. The following is the process I went through to install the things I need for my setup. The best way to install this is using the zsh-nvm plugin for Oh My Zsh.
GitHub Blog·3yGitHub Copilot for Business is now available
GitHub Copilot is an AI developer tool that suggests code in real-time, increasing developer productivity. It is used by millions of developers and offers benefits such as faster task completion, improved focus, and better solutions for customers.
Community Picks·3yHow to find an Open Source project to contribute to on GitHub?
Ways to find an Open Source project to contribute to on GitHub include using the Issue tab, checking MunGell's awesome-for-beginners repo, and using goodfirstissue.dev. It's important to start with projects that are comfortable and level up from there.
Expo·3yAnnouncing Expo Router v1
Announcing Expo Router v1. The First File-Based Router for Native. Learn more about what's possible in Expo Router in the v1 RC announcement and in the Expo Router documentation. Help us out by starring Expo on GitHub, filing bug reports in issues or opening discussions with questions or proposals.
Hacker News·3yEffortless automation built for developers
Trigger.dev is code-first so you can create workflows where they belong: in your codebase. Your workflows run on your servers, not ours, not our servers. We only receive the data you choose to send to us. Subscribe to API changes and make requests, we’ll handle authentication for you.
Towards Dev·3yBuilding a GitHub account x 100 days of code: Day 1
The post discusses the process of improving a GitHub account by getting rid of unnecessary code, updating account information, and enhancing the aesthetic appeal. It also mentions the importance of adding details to repositories and showcasing the actual coding journey.
freeCodeCamp·3yLearn Git and GitHub in Spanish – Course for Beginners
Learn Git and GitHub in Spanish with a 5+ hour course on freeCodeCamp's Spanish YouTube channel. Git is a powerful version control system used by companies like Microsoft and Netflix. GitHub allows for collaboration and is used by organizations like Stripe and Mercedes-Benz. The course covers topics such as Git basics, repositories, commits, branches, merging, GitHub workflow, and more.
