Add slide for HeatherFritz

[HeatherFritz]

This adds a new slide to the slide deck

[github-learning-lab]

Step 7: Respond to a review

Your pull request is looking great!

Let’s add some content to your file. Replace line 5 of your file with a quotation or meme and witty caption. Remember: Markdown is supported.

⌨️ Activity: Change your file

1. Check out to your branch:

   git checkout my-slide

2. Open the file _posts/0000-01-02-HeatherFritz.md.
3. Replace line 5 of the file with something new.
4. Stage your new changes:

   git add _posts/0000-01-02-HeatherFritz.md

5. Commit your changes:

   git commit -m "<YOUR-MESSAGE>"

6. Push your edits to GitHub:

   git push

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I'll respond when I detect a commit on this branch.

[github-learning-lab]

Step 8: Merge your pull request

Nicely done @HeatherFritz! ✨

You successfully created a pull request, and it has passed all of the tests. You can now merge your pull request.

⌨️ Activity: Merge the pull request

1. Check out to the master branch:

   git checkout master

2. Merge your branch:

   git merge my-slide

3. Push the merged history to GitHub:

   git push

4. Delete your the branch locally:

   git branch -d my-slide

5. Once your branch has been merged, you don't need it anymore. Click Delete branch.

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I'll respond when this pull request is merged.

[github-learning-lab]

Nice work

Congratulations @HeatherFritz, you've completed this course!

What went well

Now, you have your slide deck deployed here and you've gone through the GitHub Flow.

Before I say good-bye, here's a recap of all the tasks you've accomplished in your repository:

• You learned about issues, pull requests, and the structure of a GitHub repository
• You learned about branching
• You created a commit
• You viewed and responded to pull request reviews
• You edited an existing file
• You enabled GitHub Pages
• You made your first contribution! 🎉

What's next?

We hope this course helped you feel more comfortable using GitHub. Remember: You’re always welcome to repeat course topics if you’d like additional practice. If you’re ready to build on your new skills, here are some ideas.

Contribute to a project

To find projects to contribute to through trending topics and curated collections, check out GitHub Explore.

Keep learning

Here are some suggestions for future courses you can take:

• GitHub Pages: Continue learning about GitHub Pages, which we touched on in this course.
• Communicating using Markdown: We used a little Markdown in this course, but if you want to learn all about this ✨ syntax, take the course!

What will you learn next?