They've been doing this less formally for a while. Last semester I sent them an email and within a day or so had a free private repository for a school project. It's both a great service and a smart financial move; the type of person who is likely to request a free student repository is extremely likely to do paid business with them in the future (i.e. after graduation).
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They've been doing this less formally for a while. Last semester I sent them an email and within a day or so had a free private repository for a school project. It's both a great service and a smart financial move; the type of person who is likely to request a free student repository is extremely likely to do paid business with them in the future (i.e. after graduation).
Yeah, they did this for CS210 at Stanford last year - nice to know the process is formalized now. Thanks GitHub!