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Kyle Daigle

Kyle is the COO of GitHub, a father, and a lifelong technologist both as a creative and as a software developer.

My 12 year journey in software collaboration

This week, I'm reflecting on a post I wrote in May 2013 after one month of working at GitHub. This past Monday marked my first month at GitHub. It’s been an amazing experience. Instead of writing a long post, I’m going to try to boil it

How to have the best cell phone data when travelling the globe

I travel nearly 50% of the year to places all over the globe meeting customers, developers, and startups. My experience over the year has led me to get a little... particular about my travel kit and ensuring that I have a similar travel experience regardless of where in the world

Planning a personal retreat

When working on big complicated projects, I found myself first wanting to take some time for myself to strategize, consolidate my thinking, and in some ways build an energy reserve. Since then, I've made personal retreats a regular tool in my toolbox.

Who do you want to be?

We spend so much of our lives telling ourselves who we are going to be. We read the blogs of influential people, go to conferences to see them speak, and tell ourselves “if I just conquer this one thing I could be just like them”.

How doers do

Josh Long wrote an article describing how to kill your heroes: go out there and do something worthwhile and stop regaling your heroes for the ability to ship. Tom Preston-Werner gave us a great example of what it means to ship with TOML.