A modern JavaScript library recreating nostalgic 90s-era cursor effects like fairy dust, snowflakes, and ghost cursors with improved performance and customization.
An article advocating for more whimsical, personal, and fun websites, featuring a curated list of examples and a call to action.
A developer's guide to using Sphinx documentation tools for the QuTiP quantum physics library, written as part of a Google Summer of Code project.
A developer shares how to set up a custom domain email using forwardemail.net, a freemium email forwarding service, as an alternative to paid services like hey.com.
Tips for polishing GitHub projects to impress potential employers, including cleaning repos and writing effective READMEs.
Author details a DMCA takedown of his open-source php-ml library on GitHub, explaining the process and its impact on the project.
A guide for open source maintainers on how to build a welcoming community and effectively manage contributions to scale their projects.
A mentor's account of the virtual Chicago R Collaborative 2020, focusing on teaching Git/GitHub and contributing to open-source R projects.
DEV platform improves comment subscription visibility, making it easier to follow discussions on posts.
A guide to configuring and using multiple GitHub accounts (personal and work) on a single machine using both HTTPS and SSH methods.
A technical tutorial on mapping COVID-19 cases in New Zealand by District Health Board using R and the DHBins package.
A critical analysis of GitHub's new notifications UI, arguing it's a step backwards in usability and workflow efficiency for developers.
A founder reflects on the first year of Mergify, a GitHub automation tool for pull request management, merging, and CI integration.
A developer shares a self-hosted photo stream project built with Jekyll and introduces his creative agency and CSS course.
A developer introduces 'Sponsorware', a model where an open-source package is initially exclusive to GitHub sponsors before being fully open-sourced, leading to a significant income increase.
A guide to publishing open source Python packages, covering code hosting on GitHub, packaging, and distribution via PyPI and Conda Forge.
A guide on contributing to open-source projects using Git and GitHub, covering the process from finding a project to making a pull request.
Explains the differences between user blocking and muting, focusing on GitHub's unique approach and the limitations of these features on social platforms.
Guide to configuring CircleCI to automatically push commits back to a GitHub repository using SSH deploy keys for generated artifacts like reports or docs.
The author revives their blog 'Inspiring Online' with longer posts, a redesign, and a migration from Jekyll to Hugo hosted on Netlify.
