GitHub

GitHub is probably the single most important tool in our development team. Everything you can think about source control tools it does it and does it well. We have a lot of integrations hooked to it, so it also helps us with more than source control. Besides of that, it is easy to use and being almost universal at this point it means we usually don't have to train new developers on how to use it.

Nitpicking here, but the mobile version might improve a bit. I know code review is something you usually don't do on a phone, but some emergency happens from time to time and you just need to approve / request something and those little interactions could be easier. Still, that's the only thing and it is incredibly far from being a deal breaker.

It stores all revisions , has a good tracking system, used by various companies

Everything is command line and sometimes don’t remember all the commands

Github plays a significant role in my day-to-day code develpment. Being a web developer, I frequently need to find bugs in my code, Through the use of version control system in github, I can easily switch my code to previous stage in which my code was running fine and debug the code. This has helped me a lot to enhance my coding experience ultimately leading to my bright professional career.

Although Github has fully tried to give all the features required to developers, there are few things that I like least about this software. One thing is I can't upload folders directly to github using its website and other is that github only offers to host only one static website under my github username.