GitHub Reviews

They changed there UI this year and it kind of has a dark mode feature which I love also there the ease of usage especially for beginners.

Well for this I'll say their pricing plan, it normal but can still be reviewed for easy access to Pro features

We can store our software projects. We can access the code files of other developers.

We cant create our code files private. Some features are for money.

Feature richness and integrations available

The code reviews process could be improved, for example the ways we can leave comments or code suggestions.

Accessibility, version control and open source!

I can't think of any. It is my default version control platform

I like GitHub's collaborative features, especially version control and pull requests, which make it easy to work on projects with others and track changes efficiently

It's complexity for beginners, especially when it comes to understanding Git commands and branching.

Makes it easy to collaborate with colleagues and track changes

Can be confusing sometimes when you are just starting, because I don’t use it often I get pull and push mixed up and overwrite changes.

To store the code is free no cost and is secure

To get their certificate is cost us some $$

I like most that is to manage code easily using this and also maintain team work.

Nothing to dislike easy to handle things and features to manage all thing

Agility, with git actions feature allowing to replace quite easily ci

When expanding lot of features become limited or quite expensive to use

It works. Fast and on Mac OS, Windows and Linux. Integrated nicely into both Visual Studio Code (PC, Mac) and Visual Studio (PC).
Code compare. Merge. No problems.

It starts to eat disk space and 50Gbyte gone the other day. Some more integrated cleaning would be great.

Honestly, GitHub has been one of my greatest motivations as a software engineer for a number of reasons such as its remote repository feature which allows multiple developers to easily collaborate and work on the same project to achieve great results.

Though GitHub offers free repositories of public project, some of the advanced features are paid.

Main pros of GitHub includes collaboration, version control which tracks changes in codes and open source nature of GitHub which hosts numerous open source projects which creates a vibrant developer community

The primary issue for me was the learning curve when I was initially starting out as a developer and its complexity regarding managing branches, resolving conflicts and the need of constant planning and coordination in order to properly use the system and its features.

I love that sense of simplicity, Github provides a lot of features that helps me organize my code versioning

At first i was confused about how it works, so I would like to see a simple guide at the beginning of an account

Git hub provides you a platform to maintain your portfolio and your project all together. It also help in improving your CV for searching for jobs.
It helps you track your project involvement record. We can also use other persons project codes to help our projects.

Many a times private project are meant to be shared, and we cannot even ask to pull the code.

In my opinion, GitHub stands out as a top-notch platform with an intuitive user interface that makes navigation a breeze. The robust security measures instill confidence, and the extensive integrations covering source code management, issue tracking, and project management enhance its versatility. I appreciate the platform's speed, user-friendly experience, and efficient project management features like Kanban cards. GitHub's version control capabilities allow for seamless tracking and reverting of code changes. Collaborating on files or code is made easy, and the organization feature adds a layer of control with access management and team coordination. The GitHub Desktop's visual interface simplifies less-common Git commands, and GitHub Actions for continuous integration has been a game-changer in my development workflows. The insightful visualizations, including the network graph, provide valuable historical project insights. Overall, GitHub has become my go-to platform for its comprehensive suite of features, making software development and collaboration a smooth and rewarding experience.

In my opinion, managing large-sized files is hectic. Leading to efficiency issues.

A lot of good tools for managing repositories and a lot of good and well supported integrations with other platforms.

I dislike their private repositories. They are too restrictive for free users.

Github enables one to build and test codes before deployment. Publishing and deploying software update is done with ease. With this software, others are able to see what your project is about and the progress of your project and provide feedback on them.

Understanding and using Github could be somehow difficult for beginners. It can be quite complicated at the initial stage of using.