▲ The Rosetecha StoneTech for Non-Technicals
  • Introduction
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    • What's in here?
    • Amazon Global Accelerator
    • API
    • Application Performance Monitoring
    • Backend
    • CI/CD
    • CDN
    • Configuration
    • Coupling
    • DDoS
    • EC2
    • Endpoint
    • FaaS
    • Frontend
    • Full Stack
    • git
    • GitHub
      • #What's the difference between git and GitHub?
    • Headless
    • HTTP
    • IaC
    • IdP
    • IDS
    • Monorepo
    • Multirepo
    • Next.js
    • OWASP
    • PII
    • PoP
    • RASP
    • Rate Limit
    • React
    • React Server Components
    • SAML
    • SASE
    • SCIM
    • Render
    • Repository
    • REST
    • Turborepo
    • Version Control
    • Function
    • Library
  • Introduction
  • Request An Article
  • Add/Edit An Article
    • What's in here?
    • Amazon Global Accelerator
    • API
    • Application Performance Monitoring
    • Backend
    • CI/CD
    • CDN
    • Configuration
    • Coupling
    • DDoS
    • EC2
    • Endpoint
    • FaaS
    • Frontend
    • Full Stack
    • git
    • GitHub
      • #What's the difference between git and GitHub?
    • Headless
    • HTTP
    • IaC
    • IdP
    • IDS
    • Monorepo
    • Multirepo
    • Next.js
    • OWASP
    • PII
    • PoP
    • RASP
    • Rate Limit
    • React
    • React Server Components
    • SAML
    • SASE
    • SCIM
    • Render
    • Repository
    • REST
    • Turborepo
    • Version Control
    • Function
    • Library

Github

Github is a cloud where developers can save code.

Using git as a base, developers can safely store their code (and the history of all its various versions) in the cloud where they can get to it from different computers and share it with others.

What's the difference between git and GitHub?#

git is a low level tool that developers use to keep track of code. They can use it to manage history, merge code, and do a lot of other stuff.

GitHub is where all of that history gets stored in the cloud.

git
Headless