Overall Satisfaction with GitHub
Git Hub is not used in any official capacity but there are numerous staff (developers), instructors and staff that use this industry-standard platform for sharing code and working collaboratively on websites and apps.
- Great for sharing code and collaborating with the coders around the world.
- Versioning: By installing Git on your local machine and taking a regular snapshot (called commits) you can restore your project to any previous point without having to keep multiple versions of your files.
- I consider GitHub to be social media for coders/developers if social media was actually useful. There are tons of free resources and the community is fantastic.
- With GitHub you can host a simple static website for FREE (which is better than AWS s3 buckets IMO)— this is a great alternative to vendors like GoDaddy or BlueHost, etc.
- The UI isn't super intuitive at first but help is easy to find.
- Reduced project errors through versioning.
- Increases asynchronous collaboration with the branch checkout/master branch merge functions.
- reduces costs of web hosting for simple websites/landing pages, etc. Even images and some media can easily be hosted on Github.
- It provides more tech-savvy folk with a solid community to ask questions and get help with code problems.
IMO there is nothing comparable to GitHub on the market. I put AWS on here as it can at least host static websites via the S3 buckets but it is really not a comparable service. Even Amazon uses GitHub to distribute code/files for their developer training courses.
Do you think GitHub delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with GitHub's feature set?
Yes
Did GitHub live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of GitHub go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy GitHub again?
Yes