Tag: GitHub
Applitools casts robot eye on apps through Github and Microsoft Visual Studio
Makers of automated UI/UX testing Applitools has confirmed it has integrated its platform with Github, Github Actions and […]
What’s the point: GitHub, CircleCI, Puppet, Jaeger, Ruby, and HashiCorp
GitHub’s code scanning capabilities, a new feature introduced at the company’s Satellite conference in May 2020, has left […]
Hello terminal! GitHub makes its way into the command line
GitHub’s efforts to bring the repo hosting platform to the terminal have culminated in version 1.0 of a […]
What’s the point: Red Hat Marketplace, JDK version control, and Visual Studio Codespaces
After keeping its business under its hat for a couple of months, the IBM acquisition and venerable open […]
Why not open our own Container Registry, muses GitHub as it gives orgs a hand at resource-sharing
With Docker container images being “the second most popular ecosystem” in GitHub Packages, GitHub has decided to give […]
What’s the point: Vitess, Cloudflare Workers Unbound, Kuma, New Relic, GitHub, and Oso
Database clustering system and CNCF graduated project Vitess has recently become available in version 7.0, improving SQL support […]
GitHub ups security game as Microsoft crawls into the platform. Also: Devs’ days get longer
Code repository management service GitHub has used the online version of its annual Satellite conference to introduce more […]
GitHub changes plans, while users are targets of phishing campaign
GitHub users should be extra alert when opening activity notification e-mails. But hey, at least they can have […]
GitHub reveals database infrastructure was the villain behind February spate of outages. Again.
GitHub has delivered its full post mortem on the series of outages that totalled over eight hours just […]
Microsoft sub GitHub cites US sanctions as it pulls repo access for…Microsoft US employee’s JavaScript project
GitHub was forced into a brisk about face yesterday, after pulling access to the repos of JavaScript framework […]