Do you spell it github or jithub?

So this person i met on one interview.

// Looking thru my resume

P: so you have put this code on jithub right?

Me: yeah, on github.

... // A moment of silence from him.

So, which one is the correct?

I'd say like in gif

Github seems legit.
Wait a minute. 😐

This is proof that no matter how much you insist (as the author, like the author of Gif) people will pronounce things as they like. And yes, the author of Gif is wrong, it's pronounced with a hard "g".

I've legitimately never heard of this dilemma being applied to git.

Dont worry guys, let me just go for a walk with my jolden retriever, then we can watch juardiens of the jalaxy

Gift
Git
Gith
Github.

Git gud
Git gud or die merging

it can't be jit, it's already taken by JIT (just-in-time) .. so primary key violation ..

@Neotelos naw, its been pronounced "jif" since 1987. http://www.olsenhome.com/gif/ It was embedded in a original sample compushow gif as on-graphic text. Perfectly clear and consistent. It never was a hard g, and you've had 30 years to get used to it. Don't be a jit.

@Charmgoggles I recently decided to pronounce the letters one by one ( "djee eye eff")

Family Guy: Say cool, now say whip: coolquip 😂

"Just wtf is jithub? Online SaaS for just in time compilation? Never heard of it. "

... Will probably be my answer

@Deffy juys*

Github came from Git which is an English word with specific meaning. It's pronounced with a hard-g. I've never heard of this dilemma!

@smamir of course its a hard g check the site

Jit the phuck out!

@jakobev the 'g' is hard most of the times , don't necessarily have to check the 'site' :))