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Sure, but GitHub is much more than a git repository. Otherwise companies wouldn't pay for it. As the centralized git repo, it allows devs to collaborate, by ex
by wiether 1y ago
Sure, but GitHub is much more than a git repository. Otherwise companies wouldn't pay for it.
As the centralized git repo, it allows devs to collaborate, by exchanging code/features, tracking issues and doing code reviews.
It also provides dependencies management ("Package") and code building/shipping (GH Actions).
Sure, if you usually spend one day or more writing code locally, you're fine.
But if you work on multiple features a day, an outage, even of 30 minutes, can have a big impact on a company because of the multiplier effect on all the people affected.