🎥 [Video Series] Let's learn git and GitHub together! #126301
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Hello, i have question, how i enhanced my profile to attract attention? |
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So that just took on the personification of predicting intelligence. . Man, you guys just blew my mind. |
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Hii Sudeep, |
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Sure accept the pull request |
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Thanks, |
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it so good,it teach our how to use the github,i'm thank goodless |
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Hey there! You'll likely get the best response if you ask in a new thread in the New To GitHub category with this screenshot. |
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Okay thanks! |
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Hey.am newbie,i dont know whats git repository code and whats the goal of github and how it works |
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Thank you for the help 😁 |
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Hey there! To get started, check out the Docs. |
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In the beginner's guide appears an image with git concepts that every new dev must know. What is rebasing? |
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Hey @karuizawato! The best guide to discover rebasing is on the Docs. |
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In Git, rebasing is like editing a photo collage. It involves rearranging and layering snapshots (commits) onto a new background (base commit). This process creates a seamless sequence of snapshots in chronological order, making the project history easier to follow. However, just like editing photos, rebasing should be done carefully to avoid conflicts and ensure clarity in collaborative projects. |
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rebasing is a way to integrate changes from one branch into another by moving or reapplying commits on top of another base commit. Unlike merging, which combines branches while keeping the history intact, rebasing rewrites the commit history, making it appear as though the changes were developed in a linear sequence |
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Thanks for your concern! |
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Too hard to answer. Preferably no answer. |
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I understand how github is used for software development, but I was reading that some news organizations are using it for the iterative process of writing. Example: The focus of that article and other related links is the use of ai in newsrooms, not the use of github, but I'd love to look at repros, projects, developers, and even Readme docs used by folks using guthub to write and/or for tracking prompt modifications with results. I think I can see how branches could be used for iterating on prompts or topics or whatever, but I can't imagine how this could be used over a large project with a group of authors, but I'm certain someone has done this. Any suggestions, examples, or docs? Thanks! |
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GitHub’s version-control features ensure that changes can be added to a project without overriding others' work, making it ideal not just for code but also for collaborative projects like managing lists of information, such as recipes, reading materials, or freely available programming books. so yes its also suitable for such applications you mentioned |
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My example of using GitHub to host literature: |
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Write your commit messages in a very clear and to the point way, focusing on what the commit does, not how. Write about major changed that were made. Start with a brief summary (50 characters or less), and follow with more detail if necessary. Use the imperative mood, like "Add" or "Fix," to describe what the commit does. This is my take, hope it helps :) |
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For reference: Each commit once cast cannot be reversed. [1] |
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A brief introduction to Git for beginners | GitHub Hi - I'm stuck on this point at 5:32 on the video:— apple symbol folder ~/documents - What does that mean, please? Thanks, |
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https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&gl=ca&num=10&q=%22PS1%22+Unix "~/documents" is path; mostly current directory. |
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The "off-topic", "spam" tagging in this thread appears too aggressive: The board's implementation further required "Sign in to view"... much inexplicable. |
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Great video series!! can we get videos regarding how version controll happens with github and something about github copilot how we can use it in our vs code? |
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Hey and welcome! This thread is for questions and answers related to the GitHub for Beginners blog series starring @LadyKerr.
What questions can we answer?
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