GitHub launches mobile app beta for iPhone and iPad, Android 'coming soon'

GitHub today launched its new mobile app into beta. The mobile app is beginning available for testing on iPhone and iPad, but says an Android version is "coming soon."

"There's a lot you can do on GitHub that doesn't require a complex development environment, like sharing feedback on a design give-and-take and reviewing a few lines of code," GitHub said in its web log postal service announcing the app. "Now we are making these tasks easy for you to perform, no matter where you lot piece of work, with a beautifully native feel."

The app allows you lot to stay productive when away from your PC, reviewing code and merging changes wherever you may be. The app is congenital to automatically adapt to differing screen sizes, and GitHub has included a dark mode that will change based on your arrangement settings.

If you're interested in jumping in the beta pool, you can sign up to participate in the iOS TestFlight beta at GitHub'south website. If you accept an Android phone, you tin can likewise bring together the waitlist for the beta alee of launch.

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