If you struggle with understanding "Git/Github",
You need to read this:
Github is basically Google Docs for programming code.
There's this very popular piece of software out there called Git ( not GITHUB just Git).
You can install it in your computer for free.
What it primarily does is it allows you to take a snapshot of what an entire folder of files looks like ( a "commit")
and save the snapshot to a timeline (the "history").
You can then jump to any parts of the history to roll back that entire folder to what it looked like at the time of the snapshot ( you can "checkout" any commit in the history).
It is very handy for a lot of things, but it is primary designed to be used to store source code for software projects.
Git's other key feature is it allows you to sync your commit history with other people who also installed Git.
You could download ("pull") all of the commits I've made in my history to somewhere on your computer ( a repository) and have access to all my changes.
Likewise I could do the same to your copy of the repository.
This allow us to share edits of the same project together at the same time.
The general way most people use Git in a team these days is to have a single designated computer with Git installed that acts as the "main" copy of the history ( a "central repository").
Github is a website that runs Git under the hood, and wraps it into a pretty graphical UI that lets you explore the repository contents and perform actions through their website.
You need to read this:
Github is basically Google Docs for programming code.
There's this very popular piece of software out there called Git ( not GITHUB just Git).
You can install it in your computer for free.
What it primarily does is it allows you to take a snapshot of what an entire folder of files looks like ( a "commit")
and save the snapshot to a timeline (the "history").
You can then jump to any parts of the history to roll back that entire folder to what it looked like at the time of the snapshot ( you can "checkout" any commit in the history).
It is very handy for a lot of things, but it is primary designed to be used to store source code for software projects.
Git's other key feature is it allows you to sync your commit history with other people who also installed Git.
You could download ("pull") all of the commits I've made in my history to somewhere on your computer ( a repository) and have access to all my changes.
Likewise I could do the same to your copy of the repository.
This allow us to share edits of the same project together at the same time.
The general way most people use Git in a team these days is to have a single designated computer with Git installed that acts as the "main" copy of the history ( a "central repository").
Github is a website that runs Git under the hood, and wraps it into a pretty graphical UI that lets you explore the repository contents and perform actions through their website.
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HTML tip:
Email, call, and SMS links:
Email, call, and SMS links:
HTML Tip 💡
You can use the "poster" attribute with the <video> element to display an image until the user plays the video.
You can use the "poster" attribute with the <video> element to display an image until the user plays the video.
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Top Indian Tech YouTubers:
❯ take U forward (Striver) ➟ DSA
❯ Abdul Bari ➟ DSA, Programming
❯ CodeWithHarry ➟ JavaScript, Python, C++, SQL
❯ Telusko ➟ Java
❯ kudvenkat ➟ C#
❯ Akshay Saini ➟ JavaScript
❯ tapaScript ➟ React, JavaScript
❯ Hitesh Choudhary ➟ React, React Native, TypeScript
❯ Jenny's Lectures CS IT ➟ DSA, Comp Sc.
❯ Kunal Kushwaha ➟ Open Source, DSA
❯ Chandoo ➟ Excel, PowerBI
❯ Krish Naik ➟ Data Science, ML
❯ take U forward (Striver) ➟ DSA
❯ Abdul Bari ➟ DSA, Programming
❯ CodeWithHarry ➟ JavaScript, Python, C++, SQL
❯ Telusko ➟ Java
❯ kudvenkat ➟ C#
❯ Akshay Saini ➟ JavaScript
❯ tapaScript ➟ React, JavaScript
❯ Hitesh Choudhary ➟ React, React Native, TypeScript
❯ Jenny's Lectures CS IT ➟ DSA, Comp Sc.
❯ Kunal Kushwaha ➟ Open Source, DSA
❯ Chandoo ➟ Excel, PowerBI
❯ Krish Naik ➟ Data Science, ML
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Money does not buy you happiness.
But lack of money certainly buys you misery.
- Daniel Kahneman
#motivation
But lack of money certainly buys you misery.
- Daniel Kahneman
#motivation
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CSS Tip 💡
Use the :empty pseudo-class to select elements that do not contain any child elements or text content.
Use the :empty pseudo-class to select elements that do not contain any child elements or text content.
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7 Sites to Learn SQL interactively:
1. sqlzoo․net
2. sqlbolt․com
3. datalemur․com
4. sql-easy․com/
5. mystery․knightlab․com
6. dataschool․com/learn-sql
7. sqlinteractivo.desafiolatam․com
1. sqlzoo․net
2. sqlbolt․com
3. datalemur․com
4. sql-easy․com/
5. mystery․knightlab․com
6. dataschool․com/learn-sql
7. sqlinteractivo.desafiolatam․com
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JavaScript Array Methods Cheat Sheet! Now featuring ES2023 immutables
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Best Websites for UI Inspiration 🖼️
1. landingexam.com
2. uigarage.net
3. httpster.net
4. awwwards.com
5. dribbble.com
6. onepagelove.com
7. behance.net
8. tympanus.net/codrops
9. landings.dev
1. landingexam.com
2. uigarage.net
3. httpster.net
4. awwwards.com
5. dribbble.com
6. onepagelove.com
7. behance.net
8. tympanus.net/codrops
9. landings.dev
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