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Many website looks over the years, still the same #GitHubUniverse 💫 Can’t wait to see you in October. Grab your pass ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/eFRizkqc

Is chat always the right UI? Burke Holland argues no, not when we have canvases in the GitHub Copilot app. https://lnkd.in/e-hnAAtn

When developers first start using AI, it may seem more like a toy. They start with basic code completion or chat. But when it's time to scale its impact across their engineering teams, that's where integration stalls. Find out how to implement AI as a core workflow tool, with a real-life example of automating the documentation lifecycle using AI agents. Learn more about GitHub's Agentic Engineering System. gh.io/aes-framework

Developers are writing and generating more code than ever. The question is no longer whether the code can be shipped; it’s whether it should be trusted. Join us on September 29 for a virtual session on GitHub Advanced Security, where you'll learn: • How to get a comprehensive view of the vulnerabilities in your codebase, including areas traditional scanning tools might miss. • How GitHub Code Security helps you turn findings into validated, review-ready pull requests, so you can shrink your backlog. • Tangible next steps on how you can automatically apply standards and make trust a consistent part of the development process. Register here 👇 https://lnkd.in/eQWsCuZd

Dependabot pull requests are easy to review one at a time ... and tedious to review by the dozen. Build a GitHub Copilot app automation that does the first pass for you. Once it reviews open Dependabot pull requests, groups them by risk, verifies CI status, it'll provide a short summary. You write the instructions in plain language, so you can shape the automation to match how your team works. Schedule it before your workday starts and the results are ready when you log in. Try it out 👇 https://lnkd.in/eXKBBU79

More #GitHubUniverse sessions just dropped 🆕 Grab your pass, and we'll see you October 28-29 🌁 https://lnkd.in/eJqgbw4u

GitHub 🤝 Muse AI at Meta A new way to connect your GitHub account to review PRs, catch up on issues and notifications, and leave comments without switching tabs.

Broad refactors and migrations often have to land as one change. But a pull request with 2,200 files, more than a million changed lines, and 400+ inline comments can make the review experience feel impossible. The GitHub Copilot app rebuilt the pull request view around a simple constraint: the diff and its conversation must stay fast and smooth, even at extreme scale. The key was separating two kinds of geometry. Code rows have deterministic heights and can be virtualized. Review threads are dynamic: markdown wraps, replies open, details expand, and images load. Those blocks are measured lazily near the viewport, with scroll anchoring to keep your place as heights change. The team also implemented an unattended measurement loop using production instrumentation to find blank gaps, jank, observer leaks, and broken scroll corrections against a synthetic huge pull request. Learn more with the deep dive on rendering million-line pull requests with hundreds of comments in the GitHub Copilot app. 👇 https://lnkd.in/eZ9qA3JW

➡️ Coming soon: Let's Learn GitHub Copilot SDK Starting September 24, we'll host beginner-friendly livestreams on how to build agentic applications with the GitHub Copilot SDK, without implementing the agent loop yourself. Includes sessions specifically for .NET and Java development. Sign up for English, Chinese, Portuguese, Spanish, Japanese, or Korean. https://gh.io/letslearn