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Improve the GitHub Website with “Refined GitHub”
Refined GitHub is a browser extension for Chrome and Firefox “that simplifies the GitHub interface and adds useful features”. The nice list of additions includes URL Condensing (pictured above) and Markdown preservation when copying comments (pictured below). The extension is … Continue reading
Context aware MySQL pools via HAProxy
At GitHub they use MySQL as their main datastore. The setup is a typical “single-writer-multiple-readers” design. They loadbalance between server pools using HAProxy, with some cleverness built in: Instead [of checking whether a MySQL server is live with mysql-check], we … Continue reading
Using <details> in GitHub
Turns out you an use the <details> element in GitHub: <details> <summary>Summary Goes Here</summary> …this is hidden, collapsable content… </details> Handy if you have a rather big stack trace that might make your comment a tad too cluttered: Going into … Continue reading
Deployment at Github
All deployments happen in chat via Hubot commands, which ensures that everyone in the company (from development to operations to support) has visibility into changes that are being pushed into production. Deploying branches to GitHub.com → Reminds me of how … Continue reading
The $2375 Amazon AWS mistake
When I got to GitHub, I checked my application.yml, and it was online with my [Amazon S3] API keys… Crap! I reverted the last few commits, and deleted all traces from GitHub. I was able to clean it up within … Continue reading
Github User SSH Public keys
TIL: Visit https://github.com/username.keys to get any Github user his/her SSH Public Keys (e.g. https://github.com/bramus.keys). In addition, this handy one-liner comes to mind: curl -L https://github.com/username.keys >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys (via)
GitHub’s CSS
I’m always interested in the development details of other products, particularly their styleguides and approach to CSS. Given my penchant for the otherwise inane CSS details, I decided to write a bit about GitHub’s CSS. Always great to see how … Continue reading
Great minds …
You know what they say, “Great minds should have searched Github first.” — Shaun Inman (@shauninman) May 19, 2014
Gistbox – Code Snippet Organization App for GitHub Gists
The Beautiful Way to Organize Code Snippets GistBox is the personal code library you’ve always wanted Gistbox →
gist-embed — Embed Gists with JavaScript
jQuery Plugin to embedding GitHub gists: <code data-gist-id="gist-id"></code> One can include single gists, individual files of a gist, or specific line numbers of gists. gist-embed →