GitHub : A Complete Guide
GitHub is a version control used for code hosting platform and collaboration for developers, Founded on 2008 . It lets you and others work together on projects from anywhere. GitHub workflows on repositories , git commands , requests , branches , commits . The best thing about GitHub is its FREE .
Is GitHub good for beginners ?
No, it is not a place for beginners to start programming . Beginners should start with simple language like C or Python to start programming with basic problem solving without worrying about learning version control systems . There are many tutorials available on the internet which teach programming (e.g. FreeCodeCamp ) .
Repository : Repository is used for organizing a project . Create a new repository for every new project . Repositories contains folders and files , images , videos -any needs of a project .
Requests : PUSH request — Using GitHub Desktop to PUSH to your local content to GitHub . PULL request — Update Changes into repository and merge a branch into another branch .
Branches : Each repository has one default , and can have multiple other branches (e.g. master , main ) .
Commit : This command is used to save your changes to the local Git repository .Before you save changes ,you have to update commit command ( e,g feat i.e new feature ) .
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