GitHub today announced Suggested Changes: a new feature that promises to make it easier to implement and action changes in pull requests. Here’s how it works.

A GitHub project is an adaptable spreadsheet, task board, and road map that integrates with your issues and pull requests on GitHub to help you plan and track your work effectively.

We looked at how you can complete all the essential GitHub tasks, including creating local and remote repositories, submitting pull requests, and merging multiple branches.

GitHub is a platform over 100 million developers use to build software. It's a subsidiary of Microsoft, and has both free and paid versions.

GitHub has introduced draft pull requests to handle work-in-progress scenarios where you might want to open a PR or start a conversation with your teammates before your code is ready to be reviewed.

A pull request is GitHub speak for a suggested code fix, or patch. The irony is that Torvalds invented Git, the software at the heart of the GitHub website.

GitHub will roll out dependency review, a security assessment for pull requests, in the coming weeks to developers. SEE: Meet the hackers who earn millions for saving the web, one bug at a time ...