Learning GitHub Part 1
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GitHub is a source control system that allows for collaboration on code repositories. It can be used publicly for free or privately for a fee. The document outlines a learning path for GitHub, covering what GitHub is, who uses it, why to use it, and when to use different GitHub functions like cloning, adding, committing, pulling and pushing code changes. It also discusses branches, pull requests and merging code.
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Learning GitHub Part 1
- 1. Commit Yourself Learning GitHub - Part 1
- 2. Learning GitHub - Part 1 What you will learn: Part 1 - WHAT -What is Github? -Who uses Github? -Why should you use Github? -When to use Github? Part 2 - HOW How to create an account How to create a repository How to select and set up a Github client How to work with repositories What you will learn: Part 3 - WHEN When to clone? When to add? When to commit? When to check status? When to push? When to pull? Part 4 - CONFLICT What is branch? What is a pull request? What is a merging? What is a fork? What else?
- 3. What is GitHub? 1. Online Source Control 2. Uses a local client to interact with central repository 3. Can be public (free) or private (you pay for that) “Source Control” - system to manage changes to sets of files. Changes are grouped and numbered as ‘revisions’. Revisions can be compared, restored or merged.
- 4. Who uses Github? People ● Professional Devs ● Hobby Coders ● Students ● Novices Companies ● Startups ● Distributed Companies ● Huge Corporations Note: Calling everyone to commit - especially WOMEN! -- https://github.com/triketora/women-in-software-eng
- 5. ● Collaborate while Coding ● Share Your Software ● Learn Something New ● Build an Online Coding Portfolio ● Have Fun! When to use GitHub?