real-time collaboration through pair programming

code review and discussion through issues and pull requests

automated testing and code quality analysis

git repositories hosting and sharing capabilities

public, internal, and private repositories in your GitHub organization.

code samples from online forums.

public GitHub repositories.

public and internal repositories in your GitHub organization.

pie charts

Gantt charts

current charts

forecast charts

historical charts

Git is a centralized version control system, while GitHub is a cloud-based collaboration platform.

Git is a cloud-based hosting service, while GitHub is a distributed version control system.

Git and GitHub are different names for the same tool that is used for version control and collaboration.

Git is a command-line tool for tracking file changes, while GitHub is a platform for collaborating on Git repositories.

Issues

Projects

Discussions

Wikis

Feature request

Custom template

Bug report

Standard template

Security notification

Extensions in the Visual Studio Code Marketplace are supported by github.dev.

Codespaces is available within the web browser.

A free monthly quota for personal accounts is provided by github.dev.

Codespaces provides terminal access.