Machine learning models are just software—so why not treat them like it? Discover how to bring CI/CD best practices to AI development with GitHub Actions and Replicate.
Athena Crisis is now open source under the MIT License, showcasing how to build a high-quality video game using JavaScript, React, and CSS. Supported by Nakazawa Tech and Polar with $10,000 in funding for contributions, this project aims to inspire developers and advance the Web as a game development platform, featuring challenges like building the best AI and creating new WebGL renderers.
Constellation 2024 is GitHub’s in-person developer conference, celebrating the vibrant South African developer community. Join us for a free, one-day event to learn, share, and connect with fellow developers on key topics like AI, collaboration, community, and security. Don’t miss out—register today.
For the Love of Code is a global summer-long hackathon celebrating joyful, ridiculous, and wildly creative coding projects. Whether you’re building a bot that reviews your PRs like a concerned parent, finally doing something with that domain name you bought at 2AM, or inventing a programming language where every keyword is an emoji—this is your excuse to build the thing.
No startup pitches. No pressure. Just vibes.
Enter solo or with friends, and submit your project by September 22. Winners get Copilot Pro+, eternal nerd cred, and a feature on the GitHub blog.
Add a little laugh to your workflow. This Git hook plays a random sitcom laugh track every time you commit code… because shipping bugs is funnier with a laugh track.
🎉 Built for the For the Love of Code hackathon, running until Sep 22. You can still join the fun. Submit your own project today!
Turn your GitHub contributions graph into a Breakout game. Generates SVGs for light and dark mode so you can proudly display your pixelated productivity.
🎉 Built for the For the Love of Code hackathon, running until Sep 22. You can still join the fun. Submit your own project today!
Jukebox CLI is a beautiful, animated music jukebox you can run right from your terminal. Built with Rust and Ratatui, it plays your MP3s with style - floating musical notes, colorful progress bars, and full keyboard controls. It’s giving retro vibes with modern polish.
🎉 Built for the For the Love of Code hackathon, running until Sep 22. You can still join the fun. Submit your own project today!
Dive into the world of gamedev with our latest Game Bytes! From the ultimate evil wizard simulator to multiplayer metro madness, discover the freshest game engine updates, game jams, and open source marvels on GitHub. Game on!
Another year, another incredible GitHub Game Off—and this one was secrets-ational! With over 500 submissions, participants turned the theme of “secrets” into an extraordinary showcase of creativity, humor, and mind-boggling mechanics. Play the top-rated games now!
Ready, set, jam! Game Off is GitHub’s annual month-long game jam where developers, artists, and dreamers team up (or go solo) to make something amazing in November. Use any language, engine, or tool you like. We’ll drop the secret theme on Nov 1 at 13:37 PT. First-timers absolutely welcome.
Gamedev.js Jam returns this April challenging web developers to build a game based on a theme. Join in to have fun and/or win prizes!
A GitHub CLI extension that turns your terminal into a festive, animated Yule log. Enjoy your Git logs over toasted marshmallows and your favorite beverage
Git Merge is the Git community conference, focused on contributors, source control teams, and end-users. Apply now to speak in Berlin for the next edition September 19—20, 2024.
Git Merge is a conference dedicated to the version control tool that started it all—and the people who use it every day. As Git marks its 20th anniversary, join us to explore its impact, evolution, and future. The call for speakers is open until May 13th. We’ll announce the full schedule the first week of July 2025.
Lead a hands-on developer event with GitHub Copilot Dev Days and bring learning, collaboration, and innovation to your local community.
Js13kGames is a month-long JavaScript game jam where developers build web games in 13KB or less, kicking off every August 13 at 13:00 CEST. Code tiny, think big, and join a global indie gamedev community battling the byte limit for glory, swag, and eternal bragging rights.
This event is an exciting opportunity to unleash your creativity and develop amazing games using the free and open source LittleJS game engine. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just getting started, this jam is the perfect chance to dive into game development and showcase your skills. Full steam ahead! 🚂
A month-long jam inviting developers to build browser-based games with LittleJS engine, a lightweight open-source JavaScript (HTML5) game engine. Create around the theme “SMALL” and win prizes.
We invite you to submit your projects for a chance to be showcased at the Open Source Spotlight during the WeAreDevelopers World Congress in Berlin this July. Selected participants will not only gain exposure to a diverse audience of 15,000+ developers and tech-leaders from across the globe, but also receive a complimentary ticket to the event. Don’t miss this opportunity to highlight your work and connect with fellow developers!
Be part of the Open Source Zone and showcase your project to thousands of developers, contributors, and industry leaders in San Francisco. Whether you're building solo or with a team, this is your chance to demo live, spark connections, and grow your impact.
What’s included:
✔️ Free GitHub Universe ticket for you and a friend
✔️ Dedicated demo space for your project
✔️ Chances to swap stories, ideas, and maybe stickers with fellow contributors, big tech, industry heavyweights, and more ✨
Be part of the Open Source Zone and showcase your project to thousands of developers, contributors, and industry leaders in San Francisco. Whether you're building solo or with a team, this is your chance to demo live, spark connections, and grow your impact.
What’s included:
✔️ Free GitHub Universe ticket for you and a friend
✔️ Dedicated demo space for your project
✔️ Chances to swap stories, ideas, and maybe stickers with fellow contributors, big tech, industry heavyweights, and more ✨
prompts.chat is a free, open-source platform for discovering, sharing, and curating high-quality AI prompts. Self-hostable, privacy-first, and built by the community.
Release Radar is our monthly round up of open source projects that shipped major version releases.
Release Radar is our monthly round up of open source projects that shipped major version releases.
Release Radar is our monthly round up of open source projects that shipped major version releases.
Release Radar is our monthly round up of open source projects that shipped major version releases.
We invite you to submit your projects for a chance to be showcased at the Open Source Zone during the SCALE (Southern California Linux Expo) this March. Selected participants will not only gain exposure to a diverse audience but also receive 2 complimentary tickets to the event. Don’t miss this opportunity to highlight your work and connect with fellow developers!
Verba is Weaviate’s fully-customizable personal assistant for querying and interacting with your data, either locally or deployed via cloud. Resolve questions around your documents, cross-reference multiple data points or gain insights from existing knowledge bases. It combines state-of-the-art RAG techniques with Weaviate’s context-aware database.