It's time to move your code up to GitHub. Here's a cautionary note: If you've kept your code private, uploading it to GitHub is sending your code to a cloud service.

The tool dovetails with GitHub Education, a service that provides classrooms with free private code repositories where teachers and students can post code and collaborate.

The code hosting company started testing this feature last December, and now it’s available to everyone. You can upload .mp4 and .mov files to issues, pull requests, and discussion comments.

GitHub is framing this as a way to skip the command line, which will be handy for a lot of users. If you don’t want to drag-and-drop, there’s also a new ‘upload file’ button in the toolbar ...

GitHub is Facebook for geeks. Instead of uploading videos of your cat, you upload software. Anyone can comment on your code and add to it and build it into something better. The trick is that it ...