How GitHub Works
In 2011, I wrote a three-part series called How GitHub Works. I wanted to detail how we planned ideas, built them, and shipped them. GitHub no longer works like this, electing instead to institute a hierarchical, manager-driven, top-down, geocentric organization. I’m going to keep these posts up, though, because I think they address extremely important aspects of how good technical companies shoul
Product design at GitHub · by Kyle Neath
March 30, 2011 Product design at GitHub Product design is easily the hardest aspect of building software today. Technology, hiring, funding, aesthetic design, and press are all minuscule in comparison. When I talk about product design I’m referring to the process by which you decide what your product does and does not do. I happen to think we do a pretty good job of this at GitHub, and I’d like to
Github Markdown CSS - for Markdown Editor Preview
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