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In this series, I will share articles related to creating, contributing to, maintaining, and sustaining open source projects.
Hey! This article is going to be very short and unstyled. My goal here is to introduce this feature I find very helpful to those who haven't heard of it and probably fill up the SEO space for those searching for it. GitHub recently introduced a new f...
Open Source is a flourishing and beneficial ecosystem that publicly solves problems in communities and industries using software through a decentralized model and community contributions. On the other hand, version control is an essential part of eve...
GitHub recently introduced a special feature for developers, that allows you to showcase yourself by pinning a README.md containing information about you, your work, portfolio, and anything else on your GitHub profile. Here are some of my favorites: ...
You should be familiar with this tiring email notification from GitHub. If you have tons of repositories on GitHub like me, you will receive tons of these emails virtually every day, and this can be annoying as most time, the vulnerabilities come fr...
To create a useful revision history, teams should first agree on a commit message convention to use, and this also applies to personal projects. Recently I asked a question on Hashnode: "Which commit message convention do you use at work?" and I got ...
The files and directories within a repository determine the languages that make up the repository. With GitHub, you can view a repository’s languages to get a quick overview of the repository. But how does this happen? What powers this repository lan...
