What is GitHub?
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Good morning,
GitHub is a platform for version management, testing, reviewing, project management and distribution of software. In short: A DevOps tool.
The code of software is loaded and made available to the platform. Above all, it is important that you can manage versions, so you can return to a predecessor when something went wrong.
You can test software for errors, work collaboratively, so that high-quality and error-free code can be uploaded. For reviews. Basically, someone else is looking at the code.
You can also manage projects there via tickets. They can be opened by themselves, by team members or even if desired by completely different people.
Finally, you can distribute software. So make downloadable.
The whole thing is about Git can therefore also be managed remotely.
There’s much more to GitHub, but that’s really the green. What DevOps is can be read here: https://www.atlassian.com/en/devops
GitHub is a platform specifically designed for software developers. It helps to save code online, share and work with others.
Look here:)
https://kinsta.com/en/wissensdatenbank/was-ist-github/
There everything stands to the platform and what you can do with it
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An online platform for Git code repositories.
An introduction to GitHub for beginners.
https://kinsta.com/en/wissensdatenbank/was-ist-github/