Isn’t it amazing how you can learn new things about someone, even after years of knowing them? That’s how Jamie Marsland has felt in the last few weeks while diving deeper into WordPress.com’s capabilities. In today’s Build and Beyond video, Continue reading 5 Hidden Features of WordPress.com
Although GitHub is primarily used for code collaboration, WordPress’ Community team is considering adopting the platform to standardize their project management tools. Contributing to open source can already be challenging but when it requires signing up for multiple services in Continue reading WordPress Community Team Proposes Adopting GitHub to Improve Collaboration
This proposal is focused towards improving our project management and goal and progress tracking by using the same transparent tools that other Make Teams already utilise. Currently we have many spreadsheets, trello boards, slack groups and many other disparate ways Continue reading Proposal: Adopt Standardised Team-wide Project Management Tools – already utilised by other Make Teams.
The Software Freedom Conservancy (SFC), a non-profit that provides infrastructure support for free and open source software projects, is urging developers to stop using GitHub and move their projects to other platforms. The organization has historically had a number of public grievances Continue reading Software Freedom Conservancy Calls for GitHub Boycott
GitHub has announced that Copilot, its new AI pair programming assistant, is now available to developers for $10/month or $100/year. Verified students and maintainers of open source projects will have free access to Copilot. The assistant is available as an Continue reading GitHub Makes Copilot Available to the Public for $10/month, Free for Students and Open Source Project Maintainers