GitHub

GitHub is an American technology company that develops a cloud-based software development platform for source code hosting, version control, and collaborative software development.

Acquired by Microsoft in 2018, the platform also provides code review, project management, continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD), security scanning, package hosting, and AI-assisted development tools, and is used by more than 180 million developers and over 4 million organizations.

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CI/CDCode hostingCode sharingDeployment platformsDonationsIconsJavaScript librariesPackage managersUI frameworks

⚡ Technologies

We track 7 technologies owned or developed by GitHub, Inc. that are used across the web.

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1
Npm

A JavaScript package manager bundled with Node.js.

Free$7+/month
2
GitHub

A cloud-based platform for code hosting, version control, and collaborative software development built around the Git system and owned by Microsoft.

Free$4+/user/month
3
GitHub Pages

A static site hosting service that publishes HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files directly from repositories hosted on GitHub.

Free$4+/user/month
4
GitHub Sponsors

A platform that allows users to financially support open-source software developers and maintainers through one-time or recurring payments.

$$$
5
Github Buttons

A JavaScript library for creating buttons with GitHub icons.

FreeOpen source
6
GitHub Gist

A Git-based service provided by GitHub for sharing code snippets with others.

Free$4+/user/month
7
Primer CSS

An open-source CSS framework systematically designed for and by GitHub.

FreeOpen source

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