GitHub is a web-based hosting service for version control using git. It is mostly used for computer code. It offers all of the distributed version control and source code management (SCM) functionality of Git as well as adding its own features. It provides access control and several collaboration features such as bug tracking, feature requests, task management, and wikis for every project.
What's inside
Seven courses
Supercharging Your GitHub Workflow
(1 hours)
Supercharging Your GitHub Workflow
(1 hours)
Getting Started with GitHub Actions
(1 hours)
Getting Started with GitHub Actions
(1 hours)
Building Custom GitHub Actions
(2 hours)
Building Custom GitHub Actions
(2 hours)
Open Source Your GitHub Project
(2 hours)
Open Source Your GitHub Project
(2 hours)
Getting Started with GitHub Desktop
(1 hours)
Getting Started with GitHub Desktop
(1 hours)
Adopting an InnerSource Culture with GitHub
(1 hours)
Adopting an InnerSource Culture with GitHub
(1 hours)
Contributing to an Open Source Project on GitHub
(1 hours)
Contributing to an Open Source Project on GitHub
(1 hours)Learning objectives
- Creating repositories
- Managing repositories
- Working with user settings
- Tracking issues
- Pull requests
- Github wiki
- Searching github
- Continuous integration
- Managing an organization
- Building custom actions
- Collaboration and social features
- Managing open source projects
- Building software
- Github actions
- Github desktop
- Creating repositories
- Managing repositories
- Working with user settings
- Tracking issues
- Pull requests
- Github wiki
- Searching github
- Continuous integration
- Managing an organization
- Building custom actions
- Collaboration and social features
- Managing open source projects
- Building software
- Github actions
- Github desktop
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