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As a maintainer, setting boundaries is key. "Once you set that boundary, just be honest with yourself and you'll have a much easier time making decisions." Hear more from @youyuxi, creator and maintainer of @vuejs on The ReadME Podcast. https://github.com/readme/growing-vue …pic.twitter.com/ITe73fpi44

Have you heard about or experimented with fantasy consoles? This collection showcases a few fantastic ones that allow you to build unique games + demos under unique constraints imposed on color palettes, sound channels, resolution, memory, etc. › load https://github.com/collections/fantasy-consoles ….pic.twitter.com/N80CFOwUMW

Issues are where you’re doing all your work so we’re making it easier to keep track of your progress with task lists Try it out in any repo today! https://github.blog/changelog/2021-06-23-whats-new-with-github-issues/ …pic.twitter.com/738vddJLMQ

Started in 2012. Full-time maintainer in 2014. 100% funded by the community since 2016. Gina @foosel Häußge shares the journey of @OctoPrint3D (and a few life hacks along the way) on The ReadME Podcast. https://github.com/readme/3d-sideproject-octoprint …pic.twitter.com/TXhujk7ewc

Reports coming in of contributions disappearing from profile pagesss 𝐒𝐭𝐞𝐩𝐬 𝐭𝐨 𝐫𝐞𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐞: https://dev.to/mishmanners/how-to-enable-github-actions-on-your-profile-readme-for-a-contribution-graph-4l66 …pic.twitter.com/BO6u1UM9RH

GitHub Universe 2021 is quickly approaching, and we are looking for developers just like you to present on topics across secure development, DevOps, open source communities, and developer experience. Submit a topic by July 28 to be considered!https://github.co/35pXET6 pic.twitter.com/pvkuVJacy6

25 years, 200 releases Daniel @bagder Stenberg shares what still inspires him about cURL and how he's just as passionate today as he was when he created it in 1997. Hear more on The ReadME Podcast. https://github.com/readme/curl-25-years …pic.twitter.com/tBErZY6ivJ

Check out our latest Availability Report with updates on GitHub status over the past month. https://github.blog/2021-07-07-github-availability-report-june-2021/ …pic.twitter.com/QgVZGOhaKQ

Open source maintainers rely on issues to collaborate with their project’s communities and build in the open. Hear why @amphtml sees issue forms as an important piece in getting the right information from its community to be able to get work done efficiently.pic.twitter.com/WSSPic4nQY

We sat down with @maxwritescode to see the new filtering and metadata experience on GitHub Mobile, helping you to get work done when you're on the go. It's all in our latest Checkout video! https://youtu.be/7zLRAS_Q0uA pic.twitter.com/U5hEtoF584

While working on his master’s thesis for web applications, @wSokra created an optimizer out of necessity, which he called webpack. It's now used by some of the largest companies in the world for code splitting and bundling. https://github.com/readme/masters-thesis-to-webpack …pic.twitter.com/CQYuXaOGWi

Paulus @balloob Schoutsen’s home automation open source project, @home_assistant, has focused on accessibility and privacy, with a lot of fun along the way. Hear how he got started, his early experiments, and more, on The ReadME Podcast. https://github.com/readme/lights-on-with-home-assistant …pic.twitter.com/o6vIwrEvWg

Did you know that we host virtual meetups across the world every month? Check out @karobotco sharing real-world applications of IoT, LoRaWAN, Helium and blockchain technology from our Spanish language session in June: https://youtu.be/jmpm3n1Ub4Mroup pic.twitter.com/J50j7B5kNY

Fireworks in the web browser? Yes please! https://crashmax-dev.github.io/fireworks-js/ pic.twitter.com/jR57BRHMlW

A Python core developer who creates GitHub bots that are friendly and functional? @mariatta Wijaya share's what has motivated her, the importance in finding your community, and the magic of automation. Listen on The ReadME Podcast. https://github.com/readme/humanizing-bots-python …pic.twitter.com/hS2D1lBe9m