GitHub Fundamentals: A Project-Based Learning Approach

GitHub Fundamentals: A Project-Based Learning Approach, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 104 lectures, 25 quizzes, based on 107 reviews, and has 911 subscribers.

You will learn about 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! This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers who are new to GitHub. or Developers who wish to expand their knowledge on GitHub. or Self-taught computer science enthusiasts who are looking forward to learn GitHub. or Programmers who wish to refresh their knowledge on the git / GitHub workflow. or Computer Science students who wish to learn how to work with GitHub. It is particularly useful for Developers who are new to GitHub. or Developers who wish to expand their knowledge on GitHub. or Self-taught computer science enthusiasts who are looking forward to learn GitHub. or Programmers who wish to refresh their knowledge on the git / GitHub workflow. or Computer Science students who wish to learn how to work with GitHub.

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Summary

Title: GitHub Fundamentals: A Project-Based Learning Approach

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 104

Number of Quizzes: 25

Number of Published Lectures: 104

Number of Published Quizzes: 25

Number of Curriculum Items: 140

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 140

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

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!

Who Should Attend

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.

Target Audiences

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.

Master the git / GitHub workflow through hands-on practice with a real project created for the course on GitHub, engaging visuals and video lectures and constant support on the discussions forums.

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Student Reviews:

“The finest to-the-point course I have ever found on the internet for Git and Github. Did a great job. ” – Priyanka Saggu.

“The course is structured really well and I am enjoying learning GitHub in this way.”- Muhammad Shoaib Khan.

“I was new to git and github though not new to programming. This course gave me an excellent overview on how to manage my projects and collaborate with others.” — Dana Lintea

“The length of the course in relation to the length of one lesson together with practical exercises gave me the feeling that I’m continuously making progress.” — Sebastian Lis

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GitHub is your next step to a bright future in software development!

You will learn how powerful GitHub can be and you will be able to: �

Create, update and manage a repository. �
Fork a repository. �
Manage branches on your local and remote repository.�
Contribute to other repositories and update changes. �
Use GitHub Flavored markdown to write READMEs and comments on your GitHub discussions. �
Read READMEs written for real-world projects. �
Add collaborators to your project and analyze the statistics of your repositories. �
Use GitHub’s labels and search bar to categorize issues and to find issues you would like to work on. �
Create, edit, fork and delete gists.�

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Course Project: �

The best way to learn GitHub is by diving into a real project that you can collaborate to. That is exactly what this course offers! I created a project on GitHub specially for you to apply what you learn in the course. Start contributing from day one!�

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This GitHub course includes: �

Video lectures. �
Discussions forums – Always there to help you! �
PDF Handouts. �
Articles. �
Links to free helpful resources and readings. �
Assignments. �
and even more since it is constantly being updated!�

We will use git bash and you will learn the git commands needed to work with git and GitHub. �

Concepts and procedures will be explained step by step for both git and GitHub, and as a student, you will receive a PDF Cheat Sheet with all the commands usedthroughout the lectures and a glossary that you can download to introduce you to these topics. �

You will analyze real-world examples of each element you learn, such as pull requests, issues, labels, READMEs and much more! �

If you are a visual learner, this course is exactly for you! I designed it with engaging visuals and explanations to clarify intricate concepts. �

Learn git and GitHub through a fun, engaging and hands-on learning experience! Practice makes perfect and you will practice git and GitHub thoroughly during the assignments. �

GitHub is an amazing platform, start diving into its wonders and unleash your true power as a developer! �

Enroll now and start your journey to mastering GitHub, see you inside! �

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome to the Course

Lecture 1: GitHub: a Vital Tool for Developers

Lecture 2: Course Roadmap

Lecture 3: Welcome to our Classroom – Brief Tour (Updated Classroom Experience)

Lecture 4: Welcome | Introduce Yourself and Set Your Goals

Lecture 5: Hands-on Practice: Introducing our GitHub Course Project

Lecture 6: Important Course Information and Resources

Lecture 7: Collect and Share Your Badge

Chapter 2: GitHub 101: Your Account and Profile

Lecture 1: Welcome to this Section: Account & Profile Customization

Lecture 2: Major Step #1: Create Your GitHub Account

Lecture 3: Let's Take an Initial Tour of GitHub

Lecture 4: Your Profile Info in Depth – Customize and Impress

Lecture 5: Learn & Customize Critical Settings for your GitHub Account

Lecture 6: Collect and Share Your Badge

Chapter 3: Learn the Workflow: Create and Update Repositories and Files

Lecture 1: Welcome to this Section: Repositories and Files

Lecture 2: Repositories: Why are they so important?

Lecture 3: Major Step #2 – Learn How to Create Repositories on GitHub

Lecture 4: SSH vs. HTTPS URLs: How To Recognize Them

Lecture 5: Major Step #3 – Create and Configure your first SSH Key

Lecture 6: Learn how to work with HTTPS URLs: They are awesome as well

Lecture 7: Major Step #4 – Push (Send) Files to GitHub

Lecture 8: Unlock GitHub's Power: Create and Edit Files Directly on the Website

Lecture 9: Major Step #5: Changes & Updates?! Synchronize GitHub with your Local Repository

Lecture 10: Deleting Repositories – Bye, Bye, Repo

Lecture 11: Collect and Share Your Badge

Chapter 4: Repositories In-Depth Tour: Learn Their Structure and How to Work with Branches

Lecture 1: Welcome to this Section: Repositories and Branches

Lecture 2: Basic Structure of a Repository – The Ins and Outs

Lecture 3: Find Files in a Repository

Lecture 4: Rename your Repository and Files – No more typos or mistakes

Lecture 5: Commits – Your Best Friends in Version Control

Lecture 6: Unlock the Power: Create and Push (Send) Branches to GitHub

Lecture 7: GitHub Branches 101 – All Details Explained

Lecture 8: Changes on GitHub? Incorporate & Combine Them (Pull) with Your Local Branch

Lecture 9: Delete Local & Remote Branches – Bye, Bye, Branches

Lecture 10: Top Method to Share Links to Repositories & Save Time

Lecture 11: Create your First Branch: Apply your knowledge

Lecture 12: Collect and Share Your Badge

Chapter 5: Forks and Pull Requests: Collaborate and Contribute to Other Projects

Lecture 1: Welcome to this Section: Forks and Pull Requests

Lecture 2: Forks 101: What Are They and How Are They Used?

Lecture 3: Fork a Repository – Copy, Copy, Copy

Lecture 4: Clone a Repository: From GitHub to Your Device in Just One Minute

Lecture 5: Made Changes or Improvements? Create Pull Requests to Send them

Lecture 6: Contribute to our Repository: Apply your knowledge

Lecture 7: Pull Requests Have an ID: Learn How to Find Their Unique Number

Lecture 8: Incorporate (Merge) Pull Requests Sent to Your Project – Collaborate & Succeed

Lecture 9: See Pull Requests on a Real-World Project: Apply your Knowledge

Lecture 10: Collect and Share Your Badge

Chapter 6: Issues & Labels: Your Allies during Software Development

Lecture 1: Quick Tip: How to Leave or Update Your Review

Lecture 2: Welcome to this Section: Issues & Labels

Lecture 3: Issues 101: What are They and How Are They Used?

Lecture 4: How to Open Issues and Their Basic Structure

Lecture 5: Interesting Features: Assign Issues and Mention Users

Lecture 6: Issues Have an ID like Pull Requests: Learn How to Find Their Unique Number

Lecture 7: Issues and Pull Requests Work Together: Learn How to Connect Them

Lecture 8: Labels 101: Learn How to Use Them to Prioritize and Categorize Issues

Lecture 9: Writing the Same Reply Over and Over? Saved Replies Come To The Rescue

Lecture 10: Issue Templates to the Rescue

Lecture 11: Issues on a Real-World Project: Apply your Knowledge

Lecture 12: My Contributions are Not Reflected on My Contribution Graph. What's Happening?

Lecture 13: Collect and Share Your Badge

Chapter 7: Collaborators and Documentation: Vital Elements of a Project

Lecture 1: Welcome to this Section: Collaborators and Documentation

Lecture 2: Collaborators: Learn How to Add Them to a Repository

Lecture 3: Data-Driven Decisions are Awesome: Analyze Your Repository Insights

Lecture 4: Wikis 101: Create your First Wiki Page

Lecture 5: Learn Why GitHub Pages & Project Boards are Incredibly Helpful Tools

Lecture 6: Wikis on a Real-World Project: Apply your knowledge

Lecture 7: Collaborators on a Real-World Project: Apply your Knowledge

Lecture 8: Collect and Share Your Badge

Chapter 8: Gists: Dive Into This Amazing Feature

Lecture 1: Welcome to this Section: Gists

Lecture 2: Gists 101: What Are They and How Are They Used?

Instructors

Estefania Cassingena Navone
Software Developer, Instructor and Technical Writer

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5 stars: 61 votes

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