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Black-and-white photo of Margaret Hamilton standing beside a nearly person-height stack of software listings produced by her and her MIT team for the Apollo program.
Detecting Duplicate Issues in Public Preview and issue fields MCP support for GitHub Issues
GitHub's Open Source Friday featuring Aspire's Maddy Montaquila and David Fowler
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GitHub's Open Source Friday, June 12, 2026, with Nick Taylor from Pomerium
OpenClaw: After Hours at GitHub HQ. Join the livestream at 6 p.m. PT.
Copilot sandboxing.
GitHub Copilot SDK now generally available.
The image is a promotional graphic. It shows the GitHub Copilot app, CLI, SDK, and sandboxing. The central text reads "Let's build" with the GitHub logo. Each section has a unique design related to its specific tool.
GitHub's Maintainer Month 2026: Perks, tools, and resources for the people behind open source.
Join us for Open Source Friday on May 29 with Elvis Kahoro, dev advocate at dlt.
A vibrant material pattern of blue hibiscus flowers and green leaves, featuring Rubber Duck, Mona the Octocat, and GitHub Copilot.
Join GitHub's Open Source Friday with Nicholas Tindle, maintainer of AutoGPT.
GitHub's LGTM Grand Prix Long Sleeve Shirt, featuring several Monas and printed checkered flags on the arms.
A person wearing GitHub's green Youth ASCII Invertocat Pullover Hoodie.
Screenshot of the GitHub homepage in 2013. The main message reads: "Build software better, together." A sign-up form is on the right. Below, three sections highlight features: collaboration, device management, and open source contributions. GitHub's logo is at the top.
Graphic promoting gamedev.js jam with the text, "GameDev.js Jam 2026. Let's build web games. April 13th - 26th."
Invertocat MiiR Camp Mug, featuring the GitHub logo and a rugged speckled design
A white and gray contribution graph scrolling right to left that reads "HAPPY ST PATRICK'S DAY" in green squares, set against a green background.
A computer screen displays code for a Monte Carlo simulation using pizza. The background features a grid with pizza splats. The code includes a Python function, `estimate_pi_from_pizza_splats`, with calculations to estimate Pi. On the screen, a message reads: "After 10,000 throws, Pi is served: #result" where #result represents a variable.
A person holding a large Plush Octocat, obscuring their face.
A GitHub contributions graph is displayed, showing "0214 contributions in the last year." The graph's bars form four green heart shapes. Below, a list titled "Contribution activity - February 2026" shows Copilot's responses to the user's five love languages. Words of Affirmation "Your code is so beautiful, I almost didn't blame you for pushing straight to main... almost." Quality Time "I express my love by pairing with you so long, even your coffee needs a pull request to leave the room." Physical Touch "I care so much, I'll hover over your keyboard and physically guide your hand away from that merge button—true intimacy, developer style." Acts of Service "My way of showing I care? Quietly refactoring your code at 2am so you wake up to a surprise commit and a passive-aggressive TODO comment." Receiving Gifts "I love you so much, I'll gift you the rarest of treasures: a bug-free Friday deploy.. wrapped in a bow of unit tests and sarcastic commit messages."
Bold white text on the left reads: "NEW RELEASE," followed by the headline, "GitHub Mobile: Comment on unchanged lines in pull request files." On the right, a smartphone screen displays the GitHub Mobile app interface showing a "Files changed" view. A user named "alcere" has left a comment on lines of code that reads, "The test cases are clear. Let's remove the comments from all the test cases here." Below the comment are "Reply" and "Resolve" buttons. The background is a dark gradient with a subtle green grid pattern.
Join us for Open Source Friday at 10 a.m. PT, featuring Kedasha Kerr and Dennis Ivy of Appwrite.
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