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GitHub Actions: How a Core Overhaul and Community Feedback Drive the Future

GitHub Actions’ rapid growth since its 2018 launch has transformed it into an essential tool for developers worldwide. In 2025 alone, usage soared to 11.5 billion minutes for public and open source pr...

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Dec 12, 2025

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Unlocking Cost-Effective Automation: GitHub Actions Introduces 1 vCPU Linux Runners

For developers and teams looking to automate repetitive tasks without breaking the bank, the arrival of the 1 vCPU Linux runner in GitHub Actions public preview is true improvement. This runner is tai...

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Nov 10, 2025

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From Prompts to Production: Building Reliable AI Workflows with Agentic Primitives

Developers often begin their AI journey by experimenting with prompt-based interactions. While this approach offers quick results, it falls short as projects scale and require consistency. A systemati...

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Oct 27, 2025

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GitHub Models Removes the Biggest Barrier to AI in Open Source

Open source projects often struggle to adopt AI-powered features due to the friction of requiring users to bring their own paid API keys or self-host large language models. These hurdles deter both ho...

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Jul 27, 2025

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