GitHub Codespaces, a cloud-hosted integrated development environment (IDE), has a port forwarding feature that malicious actors can abuse to host and distribute malware to unaware developers.

Although GitHub Team and GitHub Enterprise users are billed for Codespaces in a pay-as-you-go model, anyone with GitHub Global Campus teacher status will receive 1,250 hours of Codespaces free.

GitHub describes Codespaces, launched in November 2022 as “an instant, cloud-based development environment that uses a container to provide you with common languages, tools, and utilities for ...

GitHub has now listed pricing details that will apply when GitHub Codespaces reaches general availability. The 'basic' Linux package with two CPU cores, 4GB of RAM, and 32GB of SSD storage costs ...

Attackers could start abusing GitHub Codespaces, a new service that allows developers to create and test applications inside development containers running on GitHub’s servers.

GitHub Discussions is currently in beta with a number of communities, including Vercel (formerly Zeit), Prisma, React Table, and React Query. Codespaces is also available as a public beta for free.

GitHub Discussions has been available in limited private beta for a while already in several open source communities, and the company said that it will be opening it up to all open source ...

GitHub collaborated with the team from Microsoft Visual Studio Code, a popular open source code editor, to build one of its new features Codespaces.

GitHub Codespaces need a lot of resources to run, and although the service is free during the beta, it’s likely to be a pay-for feature once it launches. Each instance requires a container to ...

Codespaces gives you a fully-featured, cloud-hosted dev environment that spins up in seconds, directly within GitHub, so you can start contributing to a project right away.” ...