The report analyzes GitHub developer activity during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on productivity, work cadence, and collaboration. Conducted by GitHub's Data Science Team, the study highlights how the global shift to remote work affected developers' routines and work-life balance. Despite the challenges, developer activity, including pushes and pull requests, largely remained consistent or increased compared to the previous year, indicating resilience in the face of uncertainty. The report also notes changes in work cadence, with longer workdays, particularly on weekends, and emphasizes increased collaboration in open-source projects. Such trends suggest that while remote work has extended work hours, it also fostered greater engagement with open-source communities. The study cautions against potential burnout due to blurred boundaries between work and personal life, urging organizations to adopt flexible work practices to maintain productivity and well-being. The report aims to provide insights for navigating the ongoing changes in work environments and encourages further analysis in future Octoverse reports.