A new developer joins GitHub every second as AI leads TypeScript to #1 In this year’s Octoverse, we uncover how AI, agents, and typed languages are driving the biggest shifts in software development …

Data analysts, scientists, students, teachers, and designers are joining GitHub, suggesting that collaborations on the platform will increasingly include more than just code.

In 2022, developers used almost 500 primary languages to build software on GitHub. The changes in what languages developers are using underscore key shifts in how software is being built—and what …

Developers making their first-time contributions to open source projects on GitHub overwhelmingly favored larger, company-led repositories in 2022—and this includes developers inside and outside …

In 2022, more than 20.5 million new people joined GitHub from almost every corner of the world. Outside the United States, we saw some of the largest increases in India, China, and Brazil.

In this year’s report, we will answer this question by exploring the scale and growth of software development across GitHub, and how people, communities, organizations, and companies …

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OCTOVERSE 08 GitHub is growing in size and diversity In this report, we investigate our open source communities: how people use open source

Open source projects are growing on GitHub, from one-line programs to projects with nearly 20,000 contributors. The open source repositories created this year make up 30% of all open source …

At GitHub, we use the SPACE productivity framework to gauge developers’ perceived productivity. This year, we studied the impact GitHub Copilot —our AI coding assistant—has on developer productivity …