GitHub Package Registry is a software package hosting service, similar to npmjs.org, rubygems.org, or hub.docker.com, that allows customers to host packages and code in one place. Customers can host software packages privately or publicly and use them as dependencies in their projects.
Customer Reviews
Manuel M.
Advanced user of Github Package RegistryIt is a very friendly system and I use it for the development of applications and code storage under free license. It is generally the best version control system known and I consider a business card for any programmer.
The main characteristics of the platform is that it offers the best features of this type of service without losing simplicity, and it is one of the most used in the world by developers. It is cross-platform, and has a multitude of user interfaces.
I do not find negative aspects to mention, since really what I see is all its potential.
Every developer or project manager should use GitHub since it is an environment that provides the necessary to carry our code in an orderly manner and its evolution over time.
So one of the obvious advantages of GitHub, and that it was the almost unique service with which it was born, is to host the code repository that the entire team works on.
When hosting the code, we can decide whether it will be public or its visibility will be limited to certain users, who are the only ones who will have permission to access it and upload changes.
But in addition to serving as a host for the code, GitHub has a great code viewer through which, through the browser, we can instantly consult the content of a certain file, with its corresponding syntax highlighting for the language in which it's written
It is very powerful and collaborative for both individual and team work. In the work I do as a professor at the University, I manage to consolidate in a single environment both the versions of the code and the different branches to which we can experience test code or new developments from a base branch.
