Learning GitHub

GitHub is the industry-standard tool for collaborating on and sharing code. Learn the basics, including common uses, workflows, and best practices for GitHub and Git.

Introduction

• Getting started with GitHub

1. The Basics

• What is Git?
• What is GitHub?
• A lap around GitHub

2. Git from the Command Line

• Windows terminal
• Set up Git locally
• The first issue
• Create a branch
• The first commit
• The first pull request
• Review the pull request

3. Working with GitHub Desktop

• Install GitHub Desktop
• Getting the project with GitHub Desktop
• Create a branch and commit changes
• Create a pull request

4. Working with GitHub Command-Line Interface

• Install the GitHub command-line interface
• Start your project with GitHub CLI

5. GitHub Copilot

• What is GitHub Copilot?
• Write code with an AI pair programmer

6. Deploying Websites with Git and GitHub

• What are GitHub Pages?
• Publish your first website to GitHub Pages

7. Deploy to the Cloud

• What are GitHub Actions?
• Create the first GitHub Actions
• Deploy a static website to Azure

8. Working with Codespaces

• What is Codespaces?
• Start your project with GitHub Codespaces
• Connect to Codespaces from Visual Studio Code

Conclusion

• Your GitHub journey