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GitHub Fundamentals
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GitHub Fundamentals

GitHub Fundamentals

1. Introduction to GitHub
Remote Repositories What Is Github?Creating a GitHub AccountCreating a Repository Cloning a Remote RepositoryPushing ChangesIntroduction Section Check
2. Basic Interaction with Remotes
Information about RemotesRemote Branches Simulating CollaborationFetching and Merging Remote ChangesCreating a New Branch RemotelyPulling ChangesRemotes Section Check
3. More Advanced Workflows
Making Local and Remote ChangesSyncing the RepositoriesPushing Local BranchesRebasing BasicsPerforming a Rebase OperationCommands Cheatsheet Final Quiz

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Creating a Repository

After creating a GitHub account, let's create our first public remote repository by following the instructions in the video below.

Note
Note

If you have just signed up, then you will already be prompted to log in. Otherwise, you should visit github.com.

When naming Git repositories, aim for clarity and simplicity. Use descriptive, lowercase names, replacing spaces with hyphens for better readability and URL compatibility, such as schedule-bot. Avoid special characters other than hyphens to prevent issues in scripts and URLs.

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course content

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GitHub Fundamentals

GitHub Fundamentals

1. Introduction to GitHub
Remote Repositories What Is Github?Creating a GitHub AccountCreating a Repository Cloning a Remote RepositoryPushing ChangesIntroduction Section Check
2. Basic Interaction with Remotes
Information about RemotesRemote Branches Simulating CollaborationFetching and Merging Remote ChangesCreating a New Branch RemotelyPulling ChangesRemotes Section Check
3. More Advanced Workflows
Making Local and Remote ChangesSyncing the RepositoriesPushing Local BranchesRebasing BasicsPerforming a Rebase OperationCommands Cheatsheet Final Quiz

book
Creating a Repository

After creating a GitHub account, let's create our first public remote repository by following the instructions in the video below.

Note
Note

If you have just signed up, then you will already be prompted to log in. Otherwise, you should visit github.com.

When naming Git repositories, aim for clarity and simplicity. Use descriptive, lowercase names, replacing spaces with hyphens for better readability and URL compatibility, such as schedule-bot. Avoid special characters other than hyphens to prevent issues in scripts and URLs.

Everything was clear?

How can we improve it?

Thanks for your feedback!

SectionΒ 1. ChapterΒ 4
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