And enable collaboration between programmers

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Created by Linus Torvalds (the creator of Linux) in 2005, Git is the most widely used version control system , chosen by almost 90% of developers worldwide. How GitHub works GitHub is a company that offers a Git repository hosting service. Each project is stored in its own repository, accessible via a unique URL. It allows individuals and teams to collaborate and control code versions.


Anyone can host a public code repository for free (privat germany telegram data e repositories are charged). So, if a developer finds a project they can contribute to, they can make the changes to the original code and release a revised new project. The programmer who revises and changes some code can even request to be included in the official project if the authors of the original repository agree. One of the nicest resources about GitHub is the social networking feature.


Each user has a profile, which stands for a resume, with past projects and contributions. The revisions can also be discussed publicly, which promotes collaboration and programming. GitHub for non-programmers GitHub's business model is designed for developers. But that doesn't stop others from using it as a repository for all kinds of files. It's much less common, but any team that constantly needs to change a file or document can take advantage of GitHub's version control structure.