Git vs Github vs GitLab | Key Differences To Know

Git and GitHub are essential tools for developers. Once you understand their functions, you can put them to work in order to streamline your development process. You can even integrate the two and use them in conjunction.

Each platform has its own specific purpose. Even though they have similar names, they are independent tools, and have different owners. Tune in to understand how they work, how they can be integrated (step-by-step) and how they can be useful to you. We’ll also discuss how they can be used together for version control and collaborative development.

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0:00 Git vs Github
0:39 An Introduction to git and Version Control
2:22 The Difference Between git and GitHub
4:31 Understanding GitHub vs GitLab
5:34 The Ownership and Cost of git vs GitHub
6:04 How to Integrate git and GitHub (In 5 Steps)

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For more information on the difference between Git and Github, check out our article:

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[MaoremYT]

Hi! I'm new to GitHub but I wanted to ask a question since I noticed something. GitHub is Microsoft property right? How come I saw many projects that are made for "hacking purpose"? (and by hacking I don't mean ethical hacking)
eg. IG password cracker and so on


And another question, is there a way that assure other Devs that programs are virus free? How can a noob developer avoid to fall into traps like Trojans or malware ?