+ [2017-06-24T12:31:37Z] plexigras like done here https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/issues/new
+ [2017-06-24T13:43:26Z] brettdong What GitHub Android client app do u use?
+ [2017-06-24T13:44:10Z] brettdong for exploring new interesting repos, reviewing PRs, posting comments etc.
+ [2017-06-24T16:19:12Z] topmandev Developing in x-code, what would be the best way to use github to have multiple apps that share a core engine and just have differing graphic models and titles? Would you load multiple forks, or have multiple project folders?

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Posted by topmandev in #github at 2017-06-24T16:19:12Z

Developing in x-code, what would be the best way to use github to have multiple apps that share a core engine and just have differing graphic models and titles? Would you load multiple forks, or have multiple project folders?
+ [2017-06-27T04:01:29Z] veyper heh he said "backend"
+ [2017-06-27T06:28:07Z] scrandaddy Hey there. Is it possible to access a github repo from my web app if a user grants permission?
+ [2017-06-27T13:33:17Z] royal_screwup21 Suppose I fork a repository and make changes to it. I realize after a few days the orginial repo (master) has been updated with new files. How do I update my forked repository to reflect the changes made in the original repo?
+ [2017-06-27T13:34:37Z] tobiasvl royal_screwup21: !sync
+ [2017-06-27T13:34:37Z] gitinfo royal_screwup21: [!pull_upstream] To incorporate changes from an "upstream" or forked-from repository: git remote add upstream $URL; git fetch upstream; git merge upstream/$BRANCH. https://help.github.com/articles/syncing-a-fork/