First of all, we’re pleased to announce the first release of the GitHub data source. The source code is available at github.com/grafana/github-datasource. Contributions, feature requests, and bug reports are welcome. Using the GitHub data source, Grafana users can visualize data from GitHub’s API. In this blog, we’ll go over some use cases for this handy plugin.

To help you get the most out of using the GitKraken Git client, we’re bringing back our popular #GitKrakenTip series. These quick tips and tricks will empower you to wield the mighty Kraken and code like you never have before.

In the recent article “Private GitLab Server Automatic Installation with Jelastic PaaS” we looked at the GitLab installation, its initial setup, and the basics required for the project’s lifecycle (git project importing and docker registry accessing). And today we’ll move forward to the integration of GitLab with Kubernetes, as well as describe how to set up continuous integration and continuous deployment pipeline for your projects based on Java application sample.

This post is actually not about how to write a better commit message. It's about writing commit messages that can trigger commands to run. The idea for this feature came to us when GitHub introduced draft pull requests. It was now possible to create pull requests that were not reviewable or mergeable. This makes it feasible to begin socializing a change while it's still in progress.

GitHub Actions enables you to create custom software development life cycle (SDLC) workflows directly in your GitHub repository. Therefore if you are using GitHub as the version control system of your Sigma project, you can use the Sigma CLI to configure a workflow to automate the build and/or the deployment of your serverless application.

You asked, we listened ❤️ From now on, you have the option to store your bitrise.yml file in your Git repository where you can review and manage previous versions.

OverOps’ new integration with GitLab and GitHub empowers development teams to assign every error to the right developer responsible for fixing it. We’re excited to share that we’ve expanded our collaboration with GitLab and GitHub to support git blame and automated source attach! Read the PR announcement here. OverOps’ mission is to help application development and SRE teams deliver more reliable software, faster.

Data from GitHub can help your engineers quantify how they are doing.