Ever since they became a standard offering on a free tier, private GitHub repositories have become popular with developers. However, many developers become ...

Until now, the most compelling reason to opt into the GitHub Pro paid product was because it enabled you to create a private repository. Developers could use GitHub's free offering -- with a ...

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 ...

The software collaboration platform recently acquired by Microsoft has made a significant change to its free offering: you can now create unlimited private repositories on the platform for free. Late ...

Both personal and organizational accounts on the code-hosting site will get unlimited private repos and a simplified pricing structure Paid plans on social-coding site GitHub now include unlimited ...

This announcement comes courtesy of TheNextWeb.com, which admits it broke Microsoft's embargo on the news a day early. Microsoft will formally announce this change in strategy on January 8, according ...

The significant change to GitHub announced today by CEO Nat Friedman might be the first major change since Microsoft bought the company last year: free accounts can now create private repositories.

Private and deleted GitHub repositories are not as secure as users might assume. Data from deleted forks, deleted repositories, and private repositories can still be accessed, often indefinitely. This ...