GitHub is a web-based platform used by software developers for version control, collaboration, and code sharing. Within the space industry, it serves as a crucial tool for collaborative development of software related to space missions, data analysis, and research. NASA and other space agencies utilize GitHub to promote open-source practices, share software standards, and foster collaboration on space-related projects with researchers and developers worldwide.
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The Moon–Earth time coordination software from Chinese researchers is publicly available on GitHub.
The CGS team has developed an analysis and visualization package for MAGE simulations available via GitHub.
Access to the MAGE model is available through GitHub and NASA’s Community Coordinated Modeling Center.
Researchers can access MAGE through NASA's Community Coordinated Modeling Center and a public GitHub repository.
Tech Mahindra expects GitHub Copilot to increase developer productivity by 35% to 40% within the organization.
Tech Mahindra is deploying GitHub Copilot for 5,000 developers within the organization.
Advanced Info Service Public Company Limited (AIS) has adopted Copilot for Microsoft 365 and has deployed GitHub Copilot and Azure OpenAI Service to develop applications and AI-powered assistants.
Microsoft will provide access to developer and productivity tools for space-tech startups, including GitHub Enterprise, Visual Studio Enterprise, and Microsoft 365.
Cesium, O3DE, The Linux Foundation, and AWS provide tutorials in a Learning Center and host the Cesium for O3DE project on GitHub.
The Microsoft for Startups Programme provides access to Azure and GitHub Enterprise.
The ROSaic driver is available on the ROS wiki page and on the Septentrio GitHub repository.