... or the shoemaker's children go barefoot?
I would like to fix some styling & have an idea for the feature (and a lot of free time) but I cannot find any github.com page on github.com.
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- 8No, GitHub is not open source.– ChrisCommentedJun 17, 2014 at 2:07
- 7I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it is about business decisions and contributing to a third party.– gunr2171CommentedJul 6, 2015 at 19:30
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GitHub isn't open-source, but you can apply your ideas on an (open-source) GitHub-look-alike:
GitLab
A ruby application with its source code here).
They accept suggestions and pull requests
gogs.io (less active than gitea)
Update 2015: you also have other GitHub-look-alike in Go:
gitea.com
GitBLit
- 13"GitHub isn't open-source, because they have a commercial offer based on it" seems to imply that you can't charge for open source software, but actually they could open source it and continue to have a commercial offering, if they wanted.– HakanaiCommentedFeb 14, 2017 at 2:40
- 1@TheTechRobo36414519 Good point. I am using gitea myself at work at the moment. It wasn't created in 2014, when I originally wrote that answer. I have edited it to include gitea.– VonCCommentedNov 25, 2021 at 6:47
They seem to have some open source code but not the entire code base.
