GitHub has emerged to be one of the most popular (if not THE most popular) tool for collaborative online version control and development. While it is often associated with open source software development, that’s not always a requirement.
In fact, many projects on GitHub (the actual numbers vary depending on who/when you ask) don’t even have a declared license.
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