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Moving from a product to a service mindset
Throughout the last decade, cloud computing has disrupted the technology industry and beyond. It has opened up new ways for engineering teams to build solutions and work with end customers. Our engineering teams now have access to highly scalable infrastructure, the ability to rapidly deploy across the globe and, in most cases, the ability to pay for what we use rather than high upfront costs.
GitHub merge queue is generally available
General availability of GitHub’s merge queue means good-bye to traffic jams on your team’s busiest branches. No more rushing to merge your pull requests before someone else merges theirs 🥵. Turn on GitHub’s merge queue today and accelerate your merge velocity 🚀. Any team that is part of a managed organization with public repositories and GitHub Enterprise Cloud users will be able to enable this feature on their respective repository and start streamlining their team’s pull requests immediately.
Navigation and search improvements for accessibility
GitHub has recently made some significant user interface changes to navigation and search. Our vision is to be the home for all developers–including those with disabilities–so as we’ve built these features, we included accessibility throughout the development process. If you’re a developer with a disability or an engineer that is new to accessibility, you might be wondering: What are accessibility features? What do accessibility features look like at GitHub?
Unlocking inclusive design: how Primer's color system is making GitHub.com more inclusive
Over 100 million developers around the world come to GitHub to build software. Primer, GitHub’s open source design system, is responsible for creating inclusive, responsive and efficient experiences for a diverse range of users. The Primer team aims to enable all user interface (UI) components to be built leveraging Primer. At Primer’s foundation is our color system, a way of defining and applying consistent colors across the Primer UI components and themes.
How we work: inclusive retrospectives for the GitHub Accessibility leadership team
Retrospectives are essential for a team’s ongoing growth and achievement, but they can be exclusionary for team members with disabilities due to the inaccessibility of most retrospective tools. These tools often depend on drag-and-drop functionality, images, color coding, and undefined digital spaces with no clear headings or navigational anchors. To ensure everyone can actively participate, the GitHub Accessibility leadership team uses tools and processes that fully engage every team member.
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