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This is great. On an unrelated note, I wanted to give GitHub a big high-five for their non-profit organizational discounts. Tech companies that provide non-prof
by xbryanx 12y ago
This is great. On an unrelated note, I wanted to give GitHub a big high-five for their non-profit organizational discounts. Tech companies that provide non-profit discounts really help non-profits where technology expenses are often under-appreciated and underfunded.
- johndbritton 12y agoThanks. For people that are curious, you can find said nonprofit discounts here: https://github.com/nonprofit https://github.com/nonprofit You get $25/month off, which is equivalent to a free Bronze plan with 10 private repositories. If you upgrade, you only have to pay the difference.
- maaaats 12y agoYeah, most tech companies do this, and it's awesome! We get free GitHub plan (but try to run most stuff open source), free Jira by Atlassian and free IntelliJ by Jetbrains. Really helps us recruiting volunteers and makes it a fun and "real-life" experience for the involved students. And of course we're now hooked on their services when moving to other projects in the future. ;)
- cdcarter 12y agoSalesforce has done a VERY good job of both providing free/discounted licenses to non-profits and also pressuring SF Ecosystem/App vendors to providing similar free/discounted licenses. You can get started pretty quickly with a full on Salesforce install and quite a few useful apps completely free if you have under 10 users.