Using GitHub as a Code Repository
GitHub is a web-based platform for version control and collaborative software development, using Git. It allows developers to store code repositories, track changes, and collaborate with others. GitHub provides tools for versioning, issue tracking, pull requests, and continuous integration, making it a popular choice for open-source and private project management. It facilitates collaboration by enabling multiple contributors to work on the same project, merge changes, and maintain code history.
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Beginner Level
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4214 students
English, Beginner Level
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What you'll learn
- Getting Started with GitHub
- Repository Management and Branching
- Advanced GitHub Features and Collaboration
This course includes:
4 hours of Video Courses by Industry Experts
3 downloadable resources
Access on Browser, Android & iOS
Certificate of Completion
Course Content
3 sections • 3 lectures • 4h 53m total length
Getting Started with GitHub
1h 41m
Repository Management and Branching
1h 44m
Advanced GitHub Features and Collaboration
1h 28m
Requirements
- Git Installation
- GitHub Account
- Text Editor/IDE
- Command Line or Git Client
- SSH Keys or Personal Access Tokens
- Repository Setup
- Basic Git Knowledge
Description
GitHub is a cloud-based platform that uses Git, a distributed version control system, to help developers manage and collaborate on code projects. It allows users to store their code repositories, track and manage changes over time, and collaborate with others through features like branching, pull requests, and issue tracking. GitHub's version control capabilities ensure that multiple developers can work on the same project simultaneously without overwriting each other's work.
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