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GitHub, a widely popular platform for developers, has revolutionized the way code is shared, collaborated on, and managed. However, despite its commitment to open-source software, GitHub itself is not open-source. In a recent interview with Zach Holman, an engineer who worked at GitHub for five years and later advised GitLab, we gain insights into the factors that contributed to GitHub's success, its approach to building a developer community, and the decision to keep the platform closed-source. Let's explore the key takeaways from this conversation.
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Developer-led is the show where we explore how modern companies build and grow developer products. Every episode we welcome a guest to have a quick conversation (of max 25 mins) about their experience building and marketing developer tools.
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