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Showcase your open source projects in Berlin this summer

Call for projects

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!

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Storybook is a UI development environment for your UI components.
The Merge

Upcoming event recommended by GitHub

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The Merge

June 13, 2024 - June 14, 2024 • Berlin, Germany

The Merge is the ultimate developer experience conference featuring top speakers from the tech industry, exciting and unexpected activities, and the chance to connect with a vibrant community of fellow developers and devrel professionals. It is a one-of-a-kind event where learning, fun, and friendship merge into an unforgettable experience.and connect with your community. Accepted projects receive a free conference ticket.

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Renovate

Mend Renovate | Dependency Update Automation

Renovate: an open-source tool which automatically creates pull requests for all types of dependency updates. Includes crowdsourced test and package adoption data are used to flag potentially risky updates and enable auto-merging for those that meet user-defined conditions.

How Renovate works:

  • Scans your repos to detect dependencies (wide package manager support)
  • Checks if any newer versions exist
  • Raises PRs for available updates
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Code Climate

Collaboratively improve code quality with Code Climate and GitHub

Code Climate combines line-by-line test coverage reports, technical debt assessments, and style checks in every pull request so that your team only merges clear, maintainable, and well-tested code.