Analysis of GitHub's recent reliability issues including data integrity bugs and outages, questioning why other vendors aren't similarly affected.
A critical perspective on GitHub's decline, arguing its proprietary nature contradicts open-source values and hoping it encourages migration to open platforms.
Summary of recent Azure, .NET, GitHub, and Visual Studio blog posts from April 28, 2026, covering updates, tools, and security.
Introduces GitHub Quick Review (ghqr), a CLI tool to scan GitHub organizations and repos, generating reports based on the Well-Architected Framework.
Mitchell Hashimoto explains why Ghostty is leaving GitHub due to frequent outages and declining reliability.
A developer shares their migration from GitHub to Codeberg and Forgejo, citing ideological and reliability concerns.
Author Danny builds a dedicated fiction writing app called Grimdaniel after a head injury, using Air, Sendfox, and Story Origin.
A developer uses GitHub agentic workflows to automate deprecation analysis and documentation updates for a multi-version product.
Explains how GitHub merge queue improves developer velocity by automating pull request merging and reducing manual CI babysitting.
Analysis of GitHub's reliability issues amid AI-native development surge, comparing with new startup Pierre Computer.
Analysis of GitHub's reliability issues amid AI-native development, comparing outages and a startup's alternative approach.
A developer shares how their automated open source portfolio evolved with new features like co-authored PRs and charts, now available as a template.
A study guide and resource list for GitHub certifications, including Copilot, Advanced Security, and Actions.
A developer celebrates being a GitHub Star for the sixth consecutive year, sharing links to past announcements and upcoming events.
Introducing Skillgrade, a CLI tool for evaluating AI agent skills with minimal setup, replacing the complex Skill Eval framework.
A guide on using Claude Code AI tool to automate SQL Server and Azure SQL DB tasks, including code changes and Github integration.
A developer introduces a tool that creates 'sediment charts' to visualize the evolution of code in a GitHub repository over time.
A GitHub veteran shares insights on effective remote work, async collaboration, and using open-source workflows for over a decade.
GitHub introduces tools to disable pull requests as maintainers face a flood of low-quality, AI-generated submissions, sparking debate on open source sustainability.
Highlights Handy, an open-source, offline speech-to-text tool for developers, emphasizing its local processing and multi-language support.
