A few weeks ago I wrote about how to get a free GitHub account for education, and then a week later I signal boosted a A few weeks ago I wrote about how to get a free GitHub account for education, and ...

We’ve written a fair amount about GitHub here at ProfHacker. To cite just a few examples, Lincoln described how to fork syllabi using GitHub, George outlined how to preserve your Twitter archive using ...

You don't have to reinvent the Web site to publish some documentation for your project. Take advantage of GitHub Pages to build almost point-and-click doc sites. Documenting software projects doesn't ...

There are various popular options for free website hosting, but for developers who are already familiar with Git and the GitHub ecosystem it simply makes sense to use GitHub Pages. This quick GitHub ...

GitHub Pages lets you manage content exactly the same way you manage code, pushing from content development branches to main to publish new content. It’s a great way to ensure that code and ...

Have you ever clicked on a website link, only to find a generic URL that screams “unfinished project”? It’s a common pitfall for creators and businesses alike: building a stunning website on GitHub ...

When it comes to setting up free websites, there's always a catch. But if you want a free, simple method to set up a free, static website for yourself or for a personal project, that's relatively easy ...

GitHub's a great tool but it's definitely a little confusing the first time around (and, possibly, a few times after that). That's likely why GitHub created software (for OS X and Windows) to make the ...

If your blog or product landing page is using GitHub Pages, it can now be optimized for SEO. By adding a simple {% seo %} to your site, GitHub will automatically add SEO metadata to each page. It even ...