The Untold Story of GitHub

This is the untold story of GitHub, a platform that transformed not just how we write code, but how the digital world operates. However, the path to this transformation, was far from smooth. From evolving a project deeply rooted in the open-source ecosystem, into a multi-billion-dollar company, to surviving one of the largest cyberattacks in history, GitHub’s journey has been a rollercoaster of unexpected twists.

00:00 Prologue
00:43 Chapter 1: The Git Crisis
01:23 Chapter 2: The Birth of GitHub
04:07 Chapter 3: OpenSource Revolution
05:41 Chapter 4: The Crisis
06:44 Chapter 5: The Acquisition
08:11 Chapter 6: AI Controversy

#github #git #coding #programming

[akashrishimittal]

Small contribution for encouragement. Good job.

[jakmazdev]

Good but why is screen shaking so much? It is really overwhelming to watch

[ShailendraSingh-cdln]

I don't know why but this gave me goosebumps!!

[rameenkhan]

The way you explained everything, The story telling Tremendous job. Looking forward for more.

[FengLengshun]

1:16 I think you need to also note that git was made to accommodate Linux, THE FOSS project of all time, and in that regards it works great with the way they manage it. Github, on the other hand, has issues that prevents Linux Project from adopting it, and it's just a mirror of their code.

[omtoi]

awesome video really entertaining, ive seen a couple comments about the pace, i like the fast pace because you are still covering all topics with enough info so that I understand, the editing style is really nice aswel. i can definitely see your channel going far and u have earnt a subscriber!

[Manojkumar-fqvu]

I cant imagine the development without github . Omg

[Lonelymorales]

This happens when a video editor a programmer and a researcher meets


Although a very great video i previously also commented on your shadcn video you have read that and replied it

But I will say few things

Try to make it more engaging not from video editing side but from researching part and story telling part you have done it in a really great way i am not criticizing but the kind of videos you are creating I think you should push your boundaries further so that people can just can't wait to watch any of your video not due to only thumbnails but due to your storytelling way

One of the famous youtuber from my side who does this everytime and has improved a lot in last 6 -7 years is


Dhruv rathee

You can watch his channels and video if you know him or can convert his content into English also he has courses for story telling which I think can help you further

But seriously your content is great 😊

[BigOrangeMan]

Under MS, the best thing happened to github was making its private repos free.

[daau]

This guy is magnates media 2.0.

U have a new subscriber

[oromogamer]

Wow more please its immersive video.
Thank you

[codingman]

You are doing awesome job buddy! I am subscriber and have watched all of your videos, one suggestion, try to use soosh sound only when required, it almost feels forced, Again thanks for great content.

[LovelySingh-l]

I like the way you present facts to your audience.👏🏻

[mkshukeri]

In my opinion, to resolve on issues on co-pilot, Github should consider to give access for developers who work on open source project registered in Github for free. For developers who work with enterprise and private repository, the charging for co-pilot remain the same. If that can happen, i believe it is a winning situation for both sides

[contentisking]

Please just a request and suggest, use date in your video plz like when they met at bar shop and when they launched it and when git was launched it make clear 1000x times to understand ❤

[shampoable]

the point of git's complexity is mentioned throughout, however I cannot see how this is the case. It only gets complex if one wants to do something tricky, in which case it's not surprising that an edge use case is not easy. However if the basics of git are hard for someone, it seems wise for them to study more before trying to build software that would require the use of VCSs

[Lmfnd]

We shared ideas over beer. They stamped me with "impossible". Now other companies did it.

[trijay]

Please make video on gitlab v/s github

[ophariom]

Very nice video i like this kind of awesome 🔥🥰

[harshbhojak]

I've been watching all your videos from vscode, shadcn and bootstrap and this github, one thing is clear mate, the pace of your videos are too much high, even for the dev community.
Have a mid slow-fast paced videos with slower and comprehensive animations, it looks like too much is going on in the edit of the video.

Cool content keep up with the work, keep some inspiration from LowSpecGamer channel it's cool as well!

Your next video ideas can be around Vercel, Perpexity, Notion, Vite, Figma, Warp terminal, Arc browser.