If you notice a notable company in GitHub with something interesting in their public repositories, please make a pull request adding it.
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Structure of the items:
| [Name](URL) | Languages |
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Include a company name and a link to the GitHub organization using the Markdown format.
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For example:
| [GitHub, Inc.](https://github.com/github) | Language1, Language2, Language3 |
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Include a list of programming languages used on the Git repositories of the company.
- Separate the company name/link and list of languages with a vertical pipe character (
|
) to keep the table formatted in correct way.
- Separate the company name/link and list of languages with a vertical pipe character (
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For example:
| [GitHub, Inc.](https://github.com/github) | Ruby, Markdown, HTML, CSS, Go, Shell, CoffeeScript, C#, C, C++, Objective-C, Java, PowerShell, Puppet, Go, Clojure, Swift |
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Try to keep the list in alphabetical order.
- Visual Studio Code has
Sort Lines Ascending
feature- Select lines you want to sort
- Open
Command Palette
- Write
sort
to theCommand Palette
to search for the command - Select
Sort Lines Ascending
from the list of commands - Save the sorted file to make sure you are committing the right file contents
- Atom package sort-lines helps for keeping content sorted
- Visual Studio Code has
docs: add more organizations
- Add more companies to the list of GitHub organizations
docs: update listed languages
- Update listed programming languages from GitHub organizations
docs: remove non-existent GitHub organizations
- Remove non-existent GitHub organizations