Website Tools
GitHub
Where code lives: repositories, collaboration, free static hosting via Pages, and a public portfolio that employers read.
Free + Paidpricing: Free + PaidFree unlimited public and private repositories; paid tiers add team features.
Who is this for?
Developers and technical freelancers — plus anyone whose portfolio benefits from visible, working code.
Overview
GitHub hosts Git repositories and adds collaboration tools — pull requests, issues, and reviews. GitHub Pages serves static sites (portfolios, project demos) free of charge, and a maintained profile doubles as a credibility signal for clients and employers.
Key Features
- Unlimited free repositories
- GitHub Pages free static hosting
- Actions for automation and deploys
- Public contribution history builds trust
Free or Paid?
Free unlimited public and private repositories; paid tiers add team features.
A free plan is available, so you can explore the basics before deciding whether to pay.
Why we included it
Non-negotiable for developers: keep pinned repositories polished and host your portfolio on Pages before paying for hosting.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- The professional standard for code portfolios
- Pages hosting costs nothing
Cons
- Not aimed at non-technical users
- Static hosting only — no backend
The Weekly Quest
3 opportunities, 2 tools, 1 practical strategy — every week.