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It isn't clear to me what this is. Does anyone mind explaining?
by wasd 13y ago
It isn't clear to me what this is. Does anyone mind explaining?
- hosay123 13y agoProgram Benefits Notification of API changes Early access eligibility on select features Eligibility for development licenses for GitHub products GitHub profile membership badge
- bri3d 13y agoIf you click through to register, the following are listed as features: * Notification of API changes * Early access eligibility on select features * Eligibility for development licenses for GitHub products * GitHub profile membership badge It sounds like it just puts your user into a special feature-flag bucket and gives you a badge, for now.
- wasd 13y ago* Eligibility for development licenses for GitHub products Anyone have more details on this? The rest seem pretty clear.
- bri3d 13y agoIt's the rightmost item on the landing page - you can contact GitHub staff and receive access to develop against their enterprise/standalone product (presumably a license to install a local instance for testing, although I guess they could have a test instance set up for you).
- Navarr 13y agoLicenses to develop for Github Enterprise Edition (also maybe Atom editor?)
- espinchi 13y agoIt looks like a good source of information for developers working on products built on top of GitHub's API. (Like Gitpoints, http://gitpoints.com http://gitpoints.com, in my case.)
- Blahah 13y agoGitpoints looks like fun! Beta request sent.
- balls187 13y agosame!
- NicoJuicy 13y agoNice use of gamification and programming. It's a good combined niche! Well found!
- eric_cc 13y agoGitPoints sounds like it could potentially create even more stress at the workplace.
- espinchi 13y agoHopefully not! We're trying hard to focus on making the whole team improve and learn and apply best practices, and not on pointing fingers at the last one in the leaderboard. You have a point, though. We'll try to prove you wrong ;)
- jonalmeida 13y agoIt's funny, this is exactly what I proposed at our company to make sure that tested code gets promoted. If the build fails, the dev loses points, and his next push requires a code review from another person who has more points. This fell on deaf ears..
- mapleoin 13y agoLooks really cool, but I can't give you write access to my (private) repos and not even read access to my private ones.