What is GitHub?
GitHub is a web-based hosting service that enables developers to collaborate on software projects using the Git revision control system. Established by Logical Awesome developers, GitHub offers both commercial plans and free accounts for open-source initiatives. The platform provides social networking features like feeds, followers, and network graphs to display how developers work on their versions of a repository. GitHub also operates a pastebin-style site, wikis for individual repositories, and web pages that can be edited through a Git repository. Additionally, the platform has a highly functional built-in Issue Tracker
Highlights
- Social networking functionality for software development, including feeds, followers, and network graphs
- Hosting for open-source and commercial projects using the Git revision control system
- Pastebin-style site, wikis, and web pages editable through Git repositories
- Built-in Issue Tracker for project management and collaboration
Features
Issue Tracking
Git Support
Two-factor Authentication
Git and mercurial support
Bug reporting
FIDO U2F (2FA) support
IFTTT Integration
Distributed
Unlimited private repos
Dark Mode
Git integration
Support for MarkDown
File Versioning
Gist support
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