Git& GitHub

Efficient code Management with Version Control

Repositories branches commit & more

git 

The local tool installed on your computer 

Version control for web development projects 

Organized in "repositories"

GitHub

Cloud hosting provider for "Git repositories"

Collaboration in & contribution to web development projects 

The world's largest development platform

Human-computer Interaction

GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE GUI  - easier 

COMMAND LINE INTERFACE CLI prompt 

Terminal (z shell )   MacOS  interface 

Command prompt (cmd) windows

Command prompt 

dir

Git Basics Theory 

Working Directory Current project folder

Repository all tracked files and folders

Commit  code snapshot 

"Added image","fixed order button"

Branch Where commits are stored

main/master

feature



git branch 

git remote add origin https://github.com/valery-22/web-dev-github.git
git push origin main
CLONE
New folder
git clone https://github.com/valery-22/web-dev-github.git .

Change something after clone
Just add change vs
git add .
git commit -m "added local text file after clone"

personal access token 
settings
Dev
name
repo
workflow
write.packages
gist
notification
user
cancel
git push origin main
code
Collaborating projects
git pull
new
Contributing to projects

git status 

git add.

git branch -D feature 

Why and What are Git & Github 

Git 

the local tool installed on your computer 

Version control for web development projects 

Organized in "Repositories"

GitHub

Cloud hosting provider for "Git repositories"

Collaboration in & contribution to web development projects 

The world's largest development platform 

 Why use GitHub 

Cloud storage Projects 

Portfolio Page 

Collaboration 

Contribution 

New repository 


Folk 

Wrap up 

Module summary 

Git version management 

code changes 

git init = initialize 

git add = bing changes 

git commit -m  = identify our code 

code branch = different branches divisions and parts 

git checkout -b = 

Github 

git remote add origin = establish connection 

git push = project new actualizations 

git pull = 

git clone = clone code 

personal token access 

 

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