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- 1. learn | create | contribute
- 2. LEARN ABOUT Git & Github
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- 4. Agenda WTH is version control system? Are GIT and GITHUB same? Lets GIT, worlds most popular VCS GitHub best place to ctrl + C & ctrl + V ? Git basics Hands on ?
- 5. We hope you have installed git and VScode ?
- 6. configure your Git-Bash git config --global user.name "username" git config --global user.email "email address" git config --global color.ui auto
- 7. create new repository on github a bit about git ignore, readme and license git clone git status git add <file name> git commit -m commit message git push git pull We will learn
- 8. type repo.new in your browser Tricks
- 9. Next Session
- 10. We will talk about branching merge conflict and resolving conflict host your website for free using Github Pages collaborate with team members contribute to open source projects
- 12. Get Involved in the Community Join Discord! Join our exclusive Whatsapp Group Apply to be a team member Visit our Codecademys Chandigarh University Chapter Checkout our clubs website