00.
Introduction to Version Control
Version Control
Git
Github
Gitkraken
Anatomy of a Repository
Version Control Recap
01.
Getting Started With Git and Github
A Typical Workflow
Configure your git profile
Creating your first repository
Add a file to the repo
Check Out Git History
Make some more changes
Pulling from a remote repository
Git tips
02.
Websites With Github Pages
Introduction to Markdown
Create a Markdown Website
03.
Cloning and Collaborating
Collaborating Intro
Evolottery
Forking
Cloning
Making Changes
Committing Changes
Pushing Changes
Making a Pull Request
Merging a Pull Request
Inspecting Merged Changes
Another Way to Collaborate
04.
Synching repositories
Pulling Upstream Changes
05.
More Things to Think About
Parting Tips & Tricks
Further Resources
Further Resources
Setup
Git
Github
Gitkraken
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GitHub repo
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Getting Started With Git and Github
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1. commit early, commit often
2. commit logical bits of work together
3. write meaninful messages
Always remember
Git tips
1. commit early, commit often
2. commit logical bits of work together
3. write meaninful messages
Always remember