The Foundation that promotes the Zig programming language has quit GitHub due to what its leadership perceives as the code sharing site's decline.

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Microsoft has been publishing data about the gender, race, and ethnic breakdown of its employees for more than a decade.

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Microsoft puts the power of AI in the hands of everyday non-technical Joes. It's a nice idea, and a surefire recipe for ...

The Zig Programming Language is officially quitting GitHub and moving its main repository over to Codeberg. The reasoning is ...

Prominent GitLab users include GNOME, F-Droid, and Inkscape. Gitea is another relative newcomer, with bug tracking, wiki ...

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