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#2 GitHub
The world’s largest code host; free public repositories and unlimited private repos for students via the GitHub Student Developer Pack.
#3 Bitbucket
Atlassian’s Git hosting with free private repositories for teams up to 5 users; integrates with Jira and Confluence for classroom projects.
#4 Gitea
Lightweight, self‑hosted Git service written in Go; easy to install on a VM or Raspberry Pi, ideal for campus labs.
#5 Gogs
Another minimal self‑hosted Git server written in Go; focuses on simplicity and low resource usage.
#6 GitBucket
Self‑hosted Git platform built on Scala; offers GitHub‑compatible UI, wiki, issue tracking, and LDAP integration.
#7 SourceForge
Long‑standing open‑source project hosting with free Git, Mercurial, and Subversion repositories plus download stats.
#8 Codeberg
Non‑profit, community‑run Git hosting based on Gitea; focuses on privacy and free software values.
#9 NotABug
Free, ad‑free Git hosting for open‑source projects; offers issue tracking, wikis, and a clean UI.
#10 SourceHut
Modular, minimalist platform with Git, Mercurial, and mailing‑list support; free for public projects, paid for private.
#11 GitHub Classroom
Extension of GitHub designed for educators; lets teachers create assignments, auto‑grade, and manage student repos.
Graphical Git client with free cloud hosting for students; includes visual commit history and collaboration tools.
Microsoft’s cloud DevOps suite; free tier includes 5 users, unlimited private Git repos, pipelines, and Boards.
Open‑source suite of code review, repository hosting, and project management tools; can be self‑hosted for labs.
#15 Apache Allura
Platform powering SourceForge; supports Git, SVN, and Mercurial with tickets, wikis, and forums.
#16 Fossil
Integrated version control, bug tracking, wiki, and web UI in a single binary; great for small class projects.
#17 Kallithea
Self‑hosted source code management system supporting Git and Mercurial; includes pull requests and code review.
#18 Gitblit
Pure‑Java Git server with a simple UI, LDAP/AD integration, and built‑in repository browsing.
Open‑source self‑hosted platform for Git, Mercurial, and Subversion with fine‑grained access control.
#20 Launchpad
Canonical’s platform for Ubuntu‑related projects; offers Git hosting, bug tracking, and translation tools.
#21 Savannah
GNU Project’s hosting service for free software; provides Git, SVN, and Mercurial repositories with mailing lists.