Sentences with phrase «github where»

«As part of our Open Devices program, projects for the Xperia XA2 and Xperia XA2 Ultra are now available via GitHub where you can contribute and take part in our open source community.»

The next day, he opened up a repository on Github where people could post their projects.

Not exact matches

(«Git» is a system for controlling the latest version of software programs; GitHub is an online repository where developers upload the latest versions of code for peer reviews.)

Apparently, this coder left his or her AWS credentials somewhere where hackers could get to them on GitHub.

In addition, the README.md file at the above GitHub link provides a link to Nanex from where we purchased the original data.

If you'd like to read the post with the name's and gender's corrected then you can do so on GitHub, where someone has transcribed the whole short story.

We refused and he eventually «stopped» the project by removing access to all servers and cancelled paid accounts to Github and Co (most of them were held by shared accounts where he wasn't even the one paying them)

It posted the code to the developer site GitHub, where it hopes that outside developers and partners will participate in further developing the software's capabilities.

In a response to GitHub: Where Law Meets Technology?

Socratic's goal is to become an online community — not unlike StackExchange or Github — where teachers upload video lessons and K - 12, college and graduate students can find accurate information on every topic they might encounter in school, Pedregal said.

The SegWit GitHub page, where development and other issues are publicly visible for anyone to keep track of and contribute to

The wallet is also available for download from GitHub and features a peer - to - peer exchange where you can sell Bytes and BTC.

The attack occurred around half an hour after Bitcoin Unlimited was uploaded to Github, with nodes completely shutting down to the point where over half the network was no longer operating.

We have been following the project's progress on the public repository GitHub, where the project is currently underway.

The author published in GitHub a request (pull request # 37) where he shows the atomic swap.

Ian Ownbey and Jacob Thornton met while working at Twitter from 2008 to 2012 as engineers (where Jacob co-invented Bootstrap, one of the largest projects on Github).

GitHub was never designed as a place where programmers primarily exhibit their code to impress potential employers.