Is there a GitHub analog for electronics?

Question

Schematics and layout of a circuit design and binaries for digital components with ability of public developing.

HeyLaughingBoy · Accepted Answer

Yes, github.I use github for embedded projects: code, schematics, PCB artwork, drawings, etc. Haven't found it limiting in any way.What else are you looking for?

simne · Answer

Electronics design is too broad for such thing.
So it divided to at least three directions:
1. cases and integrated systems, like smart home - thingiverse and other creators sites.
2. boards - electronics sites, in many cases connected to hobby magazines, or hobby clubs. And designs stored in ordinary libraries in paper.
3. hdl - opencores, and few others. Only direction, from 3, near perfectly suited for git format.

bsilvereagle · Answer

Upverter was gaining traction but there were regressions after they were acquired.Allspice may be a solution.

StevenWaterman · Answer

That would probably just be GitHub and an HDL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hardware_description_language

lurker137 · Answer

The closest I know of are https://hackaday.io/ and https://osf.io/

cottonseed · Answer

AllSpice might be what you're looking for?> AllSpice: A git platform for hardware engineershttps://www.allspice.io/

fqrley · Answer

Many semiconductor manufacturers publish application notes with partial to full designs. Linear Technology app notes were probably the best example of this.

bitlax · Answer

https://fritzing.org/

Is there a GitHub analog for electronics?

Schematics and layout of a circuit design and binaries for digital components with ability of public developing.

Yes, github.
I use github for embedded projects: code, schematics, PCB artwork, drawings, etc. Haven't found it limiting in any way.
What else are you looking for?

Upverter was gaining traction but there were regressions after they were acquired.
Allspice may be a solution.

That would probably just be GitHub and an HDL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hardware_description_language

The closest I know of are https://hackaday.io/ and https://osf.io/

AllSpice might be what you're looking for?
> AllSpice: A git platform for hardware engineers
https://www.allspice.io/

Many semiconductor manufacturers publish application notes with partial to full designs. Linear Technology app notes were probably the best example of this.

https://fritzing.org/