Hands-On Git Workflow with Code Example

Hands-On Git Workflow with Code Example. Following the previous An Intro to Git and Github for Beginners, today we’re gonna get our hands dirty. Go through the Git workflow step by step with hands-on practice (code example).

Go through the Git workflow step by step with hands-on practice (code example)

Following the previous An Intro to Git and Github for Beginners, today we’re gonna get our hands dirty. This story is going to walk you through the Git workflow with practical code examples. Since Github is the most popular website to host Git repositories, we’ll be using it as examples. We’ll be working with Git’s Command-line interface, therefore, Github CLI is not considered.

Prerequisite

1. You have to have Git installed on your local machine. You can follow the  official documentation to do so.
2. Have a  Github account (a free version would suffice).

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