GitHub

About GitHub

GitHub key features

• Version Control: Track code changes and manage versions with Git.
• Repositories: Host public and private code repositories with advanced security features.
• Collaboration Tools: Utilize pull requests, code reviews, and issue tracking for team collaboration.
• Actions: Automate workflows with GitHub Actions for continuous integration and delivery.
• Projects: Organize and manage project tasks with GitHub Projects.
• Security: Monitor code vulnerabilities and implement security best practices.
• Integration: Connect with various third-party tools and services through GitHub Marketplace.

GitHub use cases

• Software Development: Manage and collaborate on code across multiple projects and teams.
• Open Source Contribution: Host and contribute to open source software with a global developer community.
• Continuous Integration: Automate build, test, and deployment processes with GitHub Actions.
• Project Management: Use project boards and issue tracking for better organization and workflow management.

Useful for

• Software Developers: Collaborate on code and track changes efficiently.
• Teams: Manage and review code with features like pull requests and code reviews.
• Open Source Projects: Host and share open source projects with the community.
• Organizations: Integrate development tools and manage multiple projects across teams.

Price

• Free: Basic features including unlimited public repositories.
• Pro: $4 per month for advanced features and unlimited private repositories.
• Enterprise: Custom pricing for advanced security, compliance, and support features.
• For the latest pricing details, visit https://github.com/