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Hands Off the Fretboard(petros.blog)
1 points by johndbritton 6mo ago|0 comments
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Two Years Building Workbrew, a Remote-First Enterprise Homebrew Startup(mikemcquaid.com)
12 points by johndbritton 1y ago|0 comments
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by johndbritton 3y ago
A couple things to check out if you haven't already seen them: * Lago - https://www.getlago.com * Octane - https://www.getoctane.io * Metronome - https://metronome.com
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"NotABug" - Superbird-Bulkcmd(github.com)
1 points by johndbritton 4y ago|0 comments
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by johndbritton 4y ago
Aw, shucks. Y’all are very kind. This was also a pivotal moment in my career, so much good stuff traces back to this five minute demo.
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by johndbritton 6y ago
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by johndbritton 8y ago
Personal | Software Developer Apprentice | New York, NY | REMOTE / FULL TIME / INTERNS | https://airtable.com/shr7Gxoh0jDu3Dwr8 I'm hiring a Software Developer Apprentice, full-time and paid. There will be an
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by johndbritton 9y ago
Hey Niels! I'm John, and I work at GitHub. Sorry to hear you're having difficulty. From your post: > I haven’t tried contacting customer support, but as this appears to be official policy I would not expect a change there. I&#x
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by johndbritton 11y ago
Would love to hear more about your use case if it works for you. Definitely leave some feedback in an issue on the open source repository: https://github.com/education/classroom/issues/new
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by johndbritton 11y ago
As a teacher you can get as many private repositories as you need for your course for free. Just make a request here: https://education.github.com/discount
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by johndbritton 11y ago
This is a highly discouraged solution, multiple accounts lead to trouble with students and their local git configurations. They have to be knowledgeable enough to keep things separate.
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by johndbritton 11y ago
Thanks for the report. Your point about (1) is well taken, maybe file an issue on that too and we can discuss ways to improve.
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by johndbritton 11y ago
Those are two very common issues that we've tried to address with Classroom for GitHub. You no longer need to collect usernames, just distribute an invitation URL and have your students include their student number or name in the repos
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by johndbritton 11y ago
1. We're working with the OAuth permission model that exists today, but I've passed along your feedback to our platform team. The generic use case for Classroom for GitHub is to create a new organization to use for student assignm
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by johndbritton 11y ago
Thanks for the suggestion, we're working on more and better documentation for teachers.
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by johndbritton 11y ago
It's totally free. Teachers can request free private repositories at https://education.github.com/discount
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by johndbritton 11y ago
Yes, you can set up 3rd party access restrictions on your organization accounts and manage access for each organization independently. https://help.github.com/articles/about-third-party-applicati...
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by johndbritton 11y ago
Researchers are eligible too.
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by johndbritton 11y ago
No, these repositories are created in the teacher's organization account. Totally separate from your individual repositories.
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by johndbritton 11y ago
Classroom for Github automates repository creation and access control, making it easy for teachers to distribute starter code and collect assignments from students. There's more info on our blog: https://github.com/blog
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by johndbritton 11y ago
This is great, thanks for sharing.
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by johndbritton 11y ago
This is a timely post, Alexey. Today, we released Classroom for GitHub: https://classroom.github.com Classroom for GitHub automates repository creation and access control, making it easy for teachers to distribute starter code a
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by johndbritton 11y ago
Rather than polling the API, you could use webhooks to avoid hitting the rate limit: https://developer.github.com/webhooks/
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by johndbritton 12y ago
It's available worldwide. You can reply to the email you received if you believe there was an error.
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by johndbritton 12y ago
If you sign up through the Student Developer Pack, it's available worldwide.
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by johndbritton 12y ago
Thanks. For people that are curious, you can find said nonprofit discounts here: https://github.com/nonprofit You get $25/month off, which is equivalent to a free Bronze plan with 10 private repositories. If you upgrad
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by johndbritton 12y ago
Yeah, you'll have to contact DigitalOcean support to redeem the code if you already used one on your account.
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by johndbritton 12y ago
You don't need an edu email to participate. You can sign up with any school issued email address, student ID card, or other official proof of enrollment.
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by johndbritton 12y ago
We definitely care about folks in bootcamps, but it's a bit more difficult to arrange access for them. If you run a bootcamp, feel free to email education@github.com and we'll try and help you and your students out.
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by johndbritton 12y ago
You can reapply and you will get all the other stuff.

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