That is a good question because although most people won't get their code from Github, looking at repositories can give some useful information such as how recently it has been worked on.
Its where developers store their code. It allows them to keep control of different versions and create branches for developing stuff. The issues links can be useful to see if other people are experiencing problems that you are having and sometimes (like in the example I gave), if developers are planning things.
Its where developers store their code. It allows them to keep control of different versions and create branches for developing stuff. The issues links can be useful to see if other people are experiencing problems that you are having and sometimes (like in the example I gave), if developers are planning things.