@github: Ever opened a repo thinking “this’ll just be a README”, and suddenly you’re building a full Python stack? Same. Get to …
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GitHub promotes its season 2 podcast, featuring hosts and highlights from previous episodes, inviting listeners to catch up.
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Ever opened a repo thinking “this’ll just be a README”, and suddenly you’re building a full Python stack?
Same.
Get to know the hosts of our season 2 GitHub Podcast, and find out their favorite episodes from last season. Catch up on all the episodes wherever you listen to podcasts or at http://gh.io/podcast
What’s the most unexpectedly big thing you’ve built from a small idea?
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