GitHub has become so ubiquitous that you might think Git is an interchangeable shorthand. But the two are very different, and alternatives to each are available, if not quite as popular.

In this tutorial, we'll provide a complete introduction to both GitHub and Git. Learn the differences and how to use them.

GitLab and GitHub are both web-based platforms that provide version control and collaboration tools for software development, but they have differences in terms of features, pricing, and intended use ...

AllSpice's platform sits between existing workflow software. It allows hardware teams to collaborate on the types of ...

It may sound simple, but any good developer should understand the differences between Git and Github. Explore how the tool (Git) and the platform (Github) are intertwined, develop expertise in their ...

In a previous git submodules tutorial, I added submodules to a stand-alone repository. There was no push or pull to or from GitHub or GitLab. In this GitLab and GitHub submodules add example, I will ...

Private repos are available at an extra cost. An Hg-Git Mercurial Plug-in is available to provide interaction between Mercurial repos and Git servers, including GitHub. Hg-Git was originally created ...

Git The highest-profile -- if not the most popular -- DVCS software today is Git, originally created by Linus Torvalds in 2005 for coordinating Linux development. Perhaps most famously, it's the ...