We warned earlier this year about the arrival of the GitHub mobile app, at which time we started the program beta where any iOS or Android user participates. Now The official GutHub app is now available to everyone through the supermarket of resources, in time to become a telework tool for developers around the world amidst the epidemic of COVID-19.
Although there will be those who miss some GitHub desktop version jobs, this new app is a a useful tool it is intended for developers to manage and manage their projects or their affiliates anytime and anywhere. To do this, a company acquired by Microsoft for $ 7.5 billion in October 2018, is giving the app its own exciting features.
The official GitHub app can now be downloaded for free on iOS and Android
It's funny to think how a united global software development community It didn't have, at the moment, its own mobile app. Instead, it was necessary to switch to third-party alternatives such as FastHub or OpenHub, two of the most popular ones available on Google Play.
At any rate, the day has finally arrived. The first stable version of GitHub has been released through the major hardware stores, and you can download it from iPhone or Android devices. While requesting does not allow writing or modifying project codeYes, some integrated tools enable equally important functions in the development process of any kind of software.
Among its functions may be share the answer other project members, view the code for the different files that make it grow, write failures or save and mark tasks as completed with an inbox similar to other email applications. With the new version, it's also included Markdown editing bar or opportunities to follow or stop following other users.
GitHub for mobile also includes the opportunity to view and respond to notifications, add tags, project managers and more. Other details to mention installation of the default black theme Depending on the system content, it is compatible with mobiles updated on Android 10. This functionality is available in the latest versions of iOS.
As I mentioned earlier, The GitHub app does not, at the moment, edit code from a mobile or tablet. To get this, you will need to switch to third-party customers such as the one mentioned above, or integrate the platform's web version with a good mobile code editor, such as Spck Editor, ACode or DroidEdit, among many others that can be found in the store.
The GitHub mobile app can be download completely free on major mobile platforms, through Google Play in the case of Android devices, and in the App Store on the iPhone and iPad.
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