GitHub Fundamentals: A Project-Based Learning Approach

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Learn GitHub step by step from scratch with hands-on practice & assignments - Start your journey to success!

Created by: Estefania Cassingena Navone
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Master the git / GitHub workflow.
Create and merge pull requests and manage issues and contributors.
Perform critical operations on repositories such as create, clone, fork, edit and delete.
Master the GitHub Flavored Markdown syntax.
Create, manage and update local and remote repositories, branches and gists.
Contribute to other repositories on GitHub, to open source projects or even create your very own project!

Basic familiarity with git, git bash and basic concepts such as branches and commits.
You must have git installed on your computer and be able to work with git bash (commands used will be explained step by step).
Passion for computer science and spoonful of excitement.

Developers who are new to GitHub.
Developers who wish to expand their knowledge on GitHub.
Self-taught computer science enthusiasts who are looking forward to learn GitHub.
Programmers who wish to refresh their knowledge on the git / GitHub workflow.
Computer Science students who wish to learn how to work with GitHub.