Difference between Git and GitHub

Amit Ranjan

Posted on: 9 months ago

Difference, Git, GitHub

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Below is a table of differences between Git and GitHub:

Sr. No.	Git	GitHub
1	Git is a software.	GitHub is a service.
2	Git was created by Linus Torvalds in 2005.	GitHub was launched in 2008 and maintained by Microsoft.
3	Git is a command-line tool.	GitHub is a graphical user interface (GUI).
4	Git is installed locally on a system.	GitHub is hosted on the web.
5	Git can manage source code history.	GitHub is a hosting service for Git repositories.
6	Git is focused on version control and code sharing.	GitHub is a platform for hosting Git repositories.
7	Git has no user management feature.	GitHub has user management feature.
8	Git is open-source licensed.	GitHub has free and paid plans also.
9	Git provides a Desktop interface named Git Gui.	GitHub provides a Desktop interface named GitHub Desktop.

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