Github Tutorials
Tutorial 01:
Github is a distributed source code version system.
- It stores revisions to a project History in just one directory.
- One can rewind to any revision they want to
- Work on new features without messing up the main code base (by using branching)
- Makes it easier to collaborate with other developers. (Each person has it's own copy of the project on their local machines.)
Tutorial 02:
Configuring Git for the first time:
1. To Check git version:
cmd: git --version
2. Configure user:
cmd:
git config --global user.name krunalkadu
git config --global user.email krunalkadu.01@gmail.com
3. To check the username with which you are currently logged in:
git config user.name
4. To list files in a directory:
cmd: ls
5. Create a file:
cmd: touch index.html
6. Delete a file:
rm index.html
When you are done changes to a file and you want to commit it later, you can move it to staging and then commit it later.
Tutorial 03: Initializing a repository
- You can initialize a repository in Git by using command in the project directory:
git init
- You will see that there a .git folder will be created in the location. All the changes in this project will now be recorded in this .git folder.
Tutorial 04: How to move files to staging.
Whenever, you make changes to a file and want to later commit them you can move them to staging and commit them later.
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