The GitHub Student Developer Pack has just expanded, now featuring development tools and training from more than a hundred companies. GitHub, an online destination for people to build and share code, ...

GitHub has partnered with 13 companies and organizations to provide a package of developer tools free for students. GitHUb is a widely used portal for coders, providing tools for collaboration, code ...

For a few years now, GitHub has been running a program that gives students around the world free access to GitHub Pro and various free and discounted services from other partners as part of its GitHub ...

GitHub today launched the GitHub Student Developer Pack, a new initiative to woo students to its platform. This deal is actually a pretty sweet one: The company has pulled together 12 companies to ...

Long on a quest to teach aspiring engineers best practices, code repository GitHub on Tuesday released a set of 14 developer tools that gives students credits or free access to services, including ...

Social coding community GitHub has announced that students will now be able to gain free access to a slew of developer tools. The new initiative is in partnership with a handful of third-parties, and ...

A few years ago, a student learning how to program websites or apps probably started in a classroom with Adobe Dreamweaver or some other expensive school-purchased program and some storage space on ...

What better way to prepare students for coding careers and computer science-related fields than introducing them to the tools that professionals use? That’s the pitch behind GitHub’s announcement that ...

In November 2014, Microsoft announced that it would release its Visual Studio Community Edition 2013 for free, in order to provide students and hobbyist programmers with the tools that are used every ...

ROCKVILLE, MD, UNITED STATES, February 8, 2023 / EINPresswire.com / -- Visme, an all-in-one visual content creation, collaboration, and sharing platform enjoyed by over 17 million users globally, is ...

Back in the days of shrink-wrapped software, students would often get huge discounts on expensive software packages like Adobe’s Creative Suite or Microsoft’s developer tools. But because almost every ...