If you click anywhere on a tile it should open the project via the specified URL, not just the title.

http://www.github.com/MicrosoftEdge

1. SEC7115: :visited and :link styles can only differ by color. Some styles were not applied to :visited.
2. HTML1409: Invalid attribute name character. Attribute names should not contain ("),('),(<), or (=).
3. HTML1423: Malformed start tag. Attributes should be separated by whitespace.

Reference to : https://msdn.microsoft.com/query/dev12.query?appId=Dev12IDEF1&l=EN-US&k=k(VS.WebClient.Help.SEC7115)

I'm not sure this is the best place for issues, apologies. @martinwoodward -- Is the source for Code published somewhere? Will it be?

It'd be great to package it up and get it in various package managers. Does Microsoft have a place that would host Debian packages?

I would like to develop a search functionality based on text search, and/or language type.

Hm? :)

I noticed that the link “Windows Azure Samples” in the footer of the Microsoft.github.io webpage leads to a 404 page. It should probably point to the Azure-Samples org instead.

@martinwoodward I didn't see the .NET Foundation org listed anywhere, but not sure where it would be classified, since it's a separate entity than MS.

Welcome to Github glad to see Microsoft embracing this platform.

What other codebases is migrating to Github?
could use some pull request... =)
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/openness/

S/Other Microsoft Organizations/Other Microsoft GitHub Organizations/

The console shows the following error as soon as the page loads.

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Even after this error, the Carousel functionality still works. Reproducible on refresh of the page on all browsers.

Currently if a repo has no description, its tile will just show a large blank space where the description should go. Aside from ensuring that all repos have descriptions, is there a better way we could use this empty space?

Vertically centering the stars and forks could possibly work, but that would break the consistency with the other tiles.

Near the bottom of the carousel, just below the indicator buttons there is a thin underline. Need to remove that.

Is there a need to change the copyright to 2015 ?

Most MS projects have their own "homepage" (eg http://www.typescriptlang.org/ & http://reactive-extensions.github.io/RxJS/ ) but sadly, they aren't listed. Might be slightly better to change the header to the homepage, but either way, an icon for each like the upper-right project icons here would be ideal.

Please add https://github.com/projectkudu to list if that is organization of Microsoft.

Currently, it looks like there are three separate "footers" on the page. The first two (with the light blue and the bolder blue backgrounds) aren't bad, but the third (white background) makes the layout look "broken" since it switches back to a white background, has a smaller width than the second one, and has a lot of content that looks like it was randomly tossed together.

A larger (single) footer, such as the one on microsoft.com, might work better than the current "second" and "third" footers, but it really depends on how the content is organized.

The open source line (the credits div) also stands out since it's much longer than anything else in that section, and it also bumps the content on the right side of the footer down so that it is no longer even with the content on the left. It could possibly be placed after the "Microsoft"-esque footer, and maybe centered on the page.

Browsing to Microsoft.com, Windows.com and Surface.com gives a consistent footer (in terms of design), however microsoft.github.io does not seem to follow the color scheme or other design principles. It should be more consistent with the rest of the websites.

Few suggestions for when you enter text in the search box:

• When you start typing in the search box, hide the carrousel
• Change All Repos title to be {0} repositories found or similar
• If 0 repos found, then title be "Search results" and the title area display a message like
  No projects found containing the search term '{search_term}'
• Pagination control should be updated to reflect the numbers of repos meeting the search results. If there are less repos than fit on a page then hide pagination
• Make sure search is including the Keywords array in the query, and ideally also the tags array on the project JSON object. That will allow us to add data to projects if we find people commonly using terms to try and find something that don't come up in the repo title or description.

"guthub.io"

404 on Terms of Use link

Add Azure Federal to list in README and in organization.json

The website is not responsive for the small screen size devices, particularly the footer, where all the content overlaps.

Actual Result

Additional to #80

Expected results:

There should be a small gap between the text and the bottom footer left aligned images.

Currently, the "forks" count for repos is using an icon that is commonly associated with randomizing/shuffling/etc. (as its CSS class says). It would be better to use the actual GitHub fork icon.

StaticGen.com, which uses the actual fork icon, gets their glyphs from FontAwesome.

As a user, when I saw the featured projects widget, I was expecting to be able to click on that project's name to be taken to that repo.

Making these have links would save the user time by not making them search through "All Repos" to find the project that caught their eye in the featured area. #23 could also apply to this, in which clicking anywhere on the featured block while a project is showing could link to that repo.

One of the key reasons one would choose a platform other than Windows is that a massive chunk of the OSS stack working under things like Cygwin or natively compiled libraries is very often a minefield of bugs and incompatibilities. Reviving Windows Services for UNIX would be a Jujutsu move and hopefully one which can switch some users back to Windows for professional work which requires a stable *nix-like toolchain.

It would be great after all to step up the development of your server side applications running in the cloud to get them running on mobile devices using webstorage, local storage and replicated on local office servers to help those with intermittent internet troubles to be productive allowing them to continue work offline until Internet connections are restored.
I'm pointing at OneDrive and Office 365 to start with, a lot of colleges and small businesses can not operate let alone collaborate without Microsoft Office or Exchange.

IoT https://github.com/ms-iot
OneDrive https://github.com/OneDrive
LIS https://github.com/LIS
Reactive Extensions https://github.com/Reactive-Extensions

Feeds are expected to arrive at https://popularrepostg.blob.core.windows.net/popularrepos/projects.json

Loving the direction the new page is going in, however would we be able to make it a bit more friendly? Also crediting the OSS we are using in the page itself would be a classy thing to do.

What do you think about including a link to the org that the repo is in for the tile? It doesn't want to be in the title, but it needs to be somewhere. We have a lot of "home" repos for example.

It's orphaned, and could be fun to put out there! Seriously!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Bob

The footer's copyright field have to display current year. Can be done with javascript to prevent code changes every year.

This website is not based on any framework like Bootstrap or Foundation and therefore, it is difficult for the developers like me who don't know whats going on in the present code. So, why not shift to a framework which will also enable universal contributions and good features also.

Please add to list https://github.com/OData if that is organization of Microsoft.

The homepage is loading slowly sometimes in some regions and you may want to prevent the template from being briefly displayed.

GitHub uses a simple scheme to differentiate - for example "redis forked from antirez/redis". David is looking into the UI look and feel

Object Reference exception, doest not seem to have an instance name in it. Planning to push a commit soon.

Reference: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Security/Weak_Signature_Algorithm

When you refresh the page, sometimes there is a brief flash of AngularJS templates. This should be removed.