Hello everyone and welcome back to the 3rd edition of the GitHub Community Roundup! We've decided to make a small change in the name as we feel it better suits you all, the community. There are some great articles that have been published this week, have a read and learn some awesome stuff.

• Are you looking to create custom reports from GitHub? Check out how to connect to GitHub's APIs and produce reports on PowerBI
  

• Creating a README file is extremely critical to onboarding and collaborating with others. Check out this really great blog on how to do this.
  

• Make your GitHub status check and create branch protection easily.. These things will help your repos and projects stand out!
  

• Learn how to trigger a GitHub Action Workflow from another repository, which is super useful when you want to automate tasks or chain together a series of automation.
  

• Skill up with some solid concepts around repository best practices, getting your repo set up is crucial to usability and onboarding others into your projects.
  

• Personally, reading about the hidden gems in GitHub is always cool, what new things did you learn from this blog?
  

If you’ve written an article about GitHub or find some great content about GitHub or any of its features or products, please share it with the #GitHub hashtag on Dev.to, Twitter or LinkedIn!

What's new at GitHub this week?

• Watch this video on how Aiven.io scaled from their original monorepo
  

• Learn about working with GitHub Copilot as your AI pair programmer
  

• This video about using prompt crafting with GitHub Copilot will help you use Copilot in new and better ways.
  

• Read about how GitHub's engineering program delivers on availability, security and accessibility

A huge thank you goes out to Julia, Bobby, Niek, Marcel and Vinicius for contributing to the technical community!

Happy Friday and we'll see you all next time for the latest GitHub community updates!