>A resume and a GitHub account provide different kinds of quantitative data. Replacing one with the other means you’re throwing out good information. They compl

>A resume and a GitHub account provide different kinds of quantitative data. Replacing one with the other means you’re throwing out good information. They complement each other and work best together, like hot fudge and ice cream. He's constructing a bit of a straw man here. I haven't heard anyone suggest that traditional resumes should be completely abandoned, or that a Github account should be the only factor when hiring a developer.