GIT & GITHUB TIPS EVERY STUDENT NEEDS!
Recruiters Check Your GitHub Before Interview!

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80% of freshers don't know Git properly.
The 20% who do = get hired faster!
Master these commands + tips TODAY!

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ESSENTIAL GIT COMMANDS

SETUP (Do once)
git config --global user.name 'Your Name'
git config --global user.email 'you@email.com'

START A PROJECT
git init -> Start new repo
git clone URL -> Copy existing repo

DAILY WORKFLOW
git status -> See changed files
git add . -> Stage all changes
git add filename -> Stage one file
git commit -m 'msg' -> Save with message
git push origin main -> Upload to GitHub
git pull -> Get latest changes

BRANCHING (Important!)
git branch -> List all branches
git branch feature -> Create new branch
git checkout feature -> Switch to branch
git merge feature -> Merge into main
git branch -d feature -> Delete branch

UNDO MISTAKES
git restore file -> Undo file changes
git reset HEAD~1 -> Undo last commit
git stash -> Save work temp
git stash pop -> Restore saved work

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GITHUB PROFILE TIPS FOR RECRUITERS

1. Pin your BEST 6 projects on profile
-> Go to profile -> Customize pins
-> Pick projects with most code/impact

2. Write a good README for EVERY project
Include: What it does, Tech stack used,
Screenshots, How to run locally, Live link

3. Green contribution graph = active developer
-> Make at least 1 commit EVERY day
-> Even small changes count!
-> All-green = instant recruiter trust!

4. Write a GitHub Profile README
-> Create repo with your username as name
-> Add: Skills, Projects, Contact info
-> Use shields.io for cool skill badges!

5. Star + Fork trending repos
-> Shows you are active in community
-> Contribute even small bug fixes!

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GOOD COMMIT MESSAGE FORMAT:

WRONG: 'fixed stuff' / 'update' / 'changes'

RIGHT FORMAT:
feat: add login with JWT authentication
fix: resolve null pointer in user service
docs: update README with setup instructions
style: format code with prettier
refactor: extract user helper functions

WHY: Shows professional coding habits!

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GITHUB WORKFLOW FOR TEAMS:

1. Create branch for each feature
2. Write code + commit regularly
3. Push branch to GitHub
4. Create Pull Request (PR)
5. Code review + merge to main

Mention this workflow in interviews!
Shows you can work in a team!

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