GitHub already has the official Android app: how this is downloaded

Take it, but it finally gets here: GitHub already has the official Android app. The company, as of June 2018 through Microsoft, has announced its arrival soon mobile apps for large platforms. The iOS app launched a beta program a few months ago, and now Android users can try the GitHub beta on your devices

Although the app is still being developed, it is still possible joined the beta program and download the app on GitHub. The company confirms that, thanks to this tool, it is possible review and analyze the code, explore archives and interact with other users around the world.

GitHub for Android, is now available in beta type

Those people who at that time decided to join the waiting list to be notified of GitHub issues for Android, receive an email when encouraged download the application. However, those who could not install it on their devices.

To do this, the first step would be to sign up for the program on the GitHub test page on Google Play, then download the app to the store

The tool has a careful and clean design, and the main page shows a panel with different shortcuts to other GitHub resources, such as repositories, things to do – or issues– again Drag Applications. In the event that you access the project code, it is possible view your README file, but in the current state of the app, it's possible access directories and files f or each storage, or show or change the code

Also included is a low-level toolbar, from which it comes see notifications found, or search for archives and users. In a sense, the app also allows mark codes and users as favorites tapping it on the app's home screen. Some details to highlight are that The app supports the dark theme of Android 10.

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