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title: "Git Is Not Github. Git Is Not Github. Git Is Not Github."
date: 2022-02-25T00:00:00
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A common confusion among new programmers is that Git and Github are the same thing, despite dozens of online articles and videos explaining the difference. I was probably in their position once myself, so I'm not assigning blame. I'm writing this entry because I think the conflation of Git and Github is harmful.