Git-GitHub-Workshop

This is a written guide for PD Club's STW-PDW Workshop 2020.

You can view this guide as a Repository or as a Website

Table of contents

• Git-GitHub-Workshop
• Table of contents
  • Getting started
  • References

Getting started

Follow the guide in this order to get yourself acquainted with Git & GitHub!

1. Prerequisites
2. Creating Repo
3. Contributing To Existing Repositories by Sending a Pull Request (PR)
4. References

Prerequisites

You Must Have GitHub account, if you wish to host your project on GitHub.
Other wise, you can still use Git to monitor the changes & version control.
Click Here to create an account.

Git Installation Guide

GitHub Desktop installation Guide

Installing GitHub Desktop app is optional, but it helps in Organizing your repositories easily.

Incase you are on mobile or you directly want to upload files to GitHub, you may proceed here

Creating Repo

You may use any of the following method to Create a repo & add files in it.

• Using GitHub Desktop
• Using Web
• Using Git Bash

The 2nd method works on mobile also. On top of that it doesn't require you to install any app.

Contributing To Existing Repositories by Sending a Pull Request (PR)

Click here to see the guide!

References

Git & GitHub Guides

• Top 10 Git Tutorials for Beginners
• Learn Git Branching
• Git Immersion
• Tutorials Point: Git - Basic Concepts
• Atlassian
• Udacity Git Commit Message Style Guide
• Udacity Version Control with Git
• Real Python: Intro to Git & GitHub
• Git: Add All Files to a Repo

Markdown guides

• Markdown Guide
• Official GitHub Markdown Guide
• MakeUseOf Markdown Cheat Sheet

Contributing