GitHub today isn't GitHub from the early-mid 2010's. Today it is a Microsoft side-gig, something they bought simply because nobody wanted theirs. But, GitHub makes good money, and turns out they're a great source of training material.

They're just limping along. In reality, I think Microsoft wants to kill the GitHub brand, they're just doing it slowly, feeding poison.

> Today it is a Microsoft side-gig, something they bought simply because nobody wanted theirs.

Theirs? Perforce, TeamServer aren't really competing with GitHub.

And embrace extend extinguish lives on