My favorite is that one can open an issue for a bug or a missing feature and then attach a pull request to that issue with the code that resolves this issue. I also like that github gives you the ability to create a website for the project which is also managed by github (the website) as a separate branch of the project. On 3/9/15, Sean P. DeNigris <sean@clipperadams.com> wrote:

I am continuing to use SmalltalkHub for most of my development, but sometimes GitHub's social coding features are outrageously helpful. Check out these code reviews I was able to give to a GSoC student. After loading his code in moments by pasting the GitHub URL into GitFileTree, we were commenting on a pull request line by line, bringing us both visually straight to the most important points! This is so much easier than e.g. via email, where I have to cut and paste snippets to quote for each change/comment.

https://github.com/rohitsukhwal/HelloWorld/pull/1 https://github.com/rohitsukhwal/Calculator/pull/1

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