GitHub is an enterprise-transforming startup

How does GitHub work?

Built-in project planning, automation, CI/CD, AI-enhanced code editing

Advanced security

Introduction

What is git?

What is version control?

Terms to be learn in video

Git commands

sign up in GitHub

using git in local machine

git install

getting code editor

inside VS Code

cloning through VS Code

git commit command

git add command

committing

git push command

SSH Keys

git push

Review workflow so far

Compare between GitHub workflow and local git workflow

git branching

Undoing in git

Forking in git

Ending

Introduction

What is Git?

Configure Git

Get help

Git status

Track and untrack files

Track all files / add to staging

Commit

Bypass staging and commit

Delete / remove files

Rename files

View commit history with git log

View changes in commits

Reset to previous commit

Branches

Merge branches

Merge conflicts

Typical Git flow

Create new cloud repository

Push local repo to GitHub

Edit repo details

Issues

Actions, Projects, Wiki, Security, Insights, Settings

Releases

Wrap up

Introduction

Accessing GitHub

Creating a Repository

Viewing Repository List

Installing GitHub Desktop

Cloning a Repository Locally

Committing New Changes

Viewing Commits on GitHub

Outro

What is Git

What is GitHub?

README file

Git settings

Publishing a repository to GitHub

Removing files from your repository

Tracking changes

Deleting files

Making changes in a branch

Outro

Intro

Basic Commands

Git clone

Create a Project

Adding files

Editing a File

Merging Branches

Remote Repositories

Conclusion

1. What is Version Control System?

2. What is Git?

3. What is GitHub?

4. Features of GitHub

5. Competitors of GitHub

GitHub mobile tabs

Explore tab

Push notifications

What is Github?

Benefits of working with Github

Demo

Working with the Terminal

Set local project as current directory

Initialize local repository

Commit the files from the local repository

Add the remote repository URL

Push the code in your local repository to Github

Conclusion

How does Copilot work?

What programming languages does Copilot work with?

Conclusion

Introduction

What is Git and Github?

Downloading Git

Some basic Linux commands

Initializing a Git Repository

Staging the first change

Adding data to files

Removing changes from stage

Making few more commits

Stashing changes

Clearing Stash

Starting Github

Connecting Remote Repository to Local Repository

What are branches?

Use of branches

Merging branch to main (Learn Git Branching)

Working with Existing Projects

Cloning the forked project to local

What is Upstream and adding it to local

Never commit on main branch & creating our first pull request

Merging a Pull Request

Making forked project even with main project

Squashing commits

Using the hard flag to reset

What to do next?

Intro

Signing up with GitHub

Getting copilot extension

Ask copilot interview questions

Copilot assisting with HTML & CSS

Copilot facilitating bootstrap

Regex simplified with copilot

Unit testing made easy with copilot

Copilot generating SQL for you

Choosing from multiple solutions by copilot

Prompting copilot multiple conditions

Signup for Copilot

Summary

Outtakes

Intro

Initialize repository

Rename branch

Staging files

Committing files

Create new branch

Gutter overview

Comparing files / inline view

Merging branches

Publish to Github

Clone repository

Summary

What is Github?

Make a local repository

Adding a readme file

Pushing Changes

Git push

Working with Collaborators

Make a Pull Request

Making Changes

Accepting/Rejecting Pull Requests

Conclusion

Intro

What is Github Actions?

What are developer workflows? Use Cases for GitHub Actions

Basic Concepts of GitHub Actions: How GitHub Actions automates those workflows? GitHub Events & Actions

GitHub Actions CI/CD

Why another CI/CD Tool - Benefits of Github Actions

DEMO - Create CI Workflow or Pipeline

Syntax of Workflow File

Where does this Workflow Code run? GitHub Action Runner

Build Docker Image and push to private Docker Repo