GitHub Extends Developer Program |
Written by Lucy Black |
Wednesday, 19 April 2017 |
Membership of the GitHub Developer program used to be restricted to developers with a paid GitHub account. Now it is open to any developer who want to join with a range of levels of membership. The GitHub Developer Program (GDP) GitHub which hosts more than 50 million projects is looking to expand. According the blog post announcing the new version of the program, it has three levels with additional benefits added at each stage:
The blog post also states: If you're already enrolled in the GitHub Developer Program, no action is needed on your end. You will receive an email detailing your level, as well as your benefits. The new GitHub Developer website brings together access to the GitHub API and to its Early Access Program, which currently covers the GitHub GraphQL API and Integrations, the new way to extend GitHub introduced by CEO Chris Wanstrath to the 2016 GitHub Universe Conference, see GitHub Platform and Community Improvements. Now the extension of the GDP, opening it up to the entire GitHub community seems to be fulfillment of Wanstrath's promise for greater support its entire developer community made at that event.
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