So, I created an online course that teaches Git version control and the original was in English. And then I decided to translate the online course into Hindi!🇮🇳
This is a short tale of careless autocomplete, a quirk of Unix, and a hastily assembled .gitignore file. Reader, beware.
And how we can now leave git terminal commands behind (mostly) 🙌 You can search for and clone a repository from GitHub using the Git: Clone command in the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) or by using the Clone Repository ...
And how we can now leave git terminal commands behind (mostly) 🙌 You can search for and clone a repository from GitHub using the Git: Clone command in the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) or by using the Clone Repository ...
The most effective way to understand the purpose of each alias is by testing them during the reading, so before we start, let’s go step by step and set them up on your machine. You’ve now armed with aliases! Now let’s learn how we can use them and start firing up our terminal!
In this article, we’ll be looking at the Fixup tool that is part of Git’s Interactive Rebase command and see how it allows us to fix mistakes in old commits.
When you are new to programming Git can be pretty daunting. You may not be comfortable with the command line yet, you don’t know the commands, you might be afraid to enter the wrong command and do irreparable damage to your project (don’t worry, this would be pretty hard to do ;), and how does it even work anyway?
If you are a developer, then you must be using git. And there are chances that you might have faced the problem of using different git accounts for each git repository. How do we switch users each time we clone a new repository.
Often new programmers confuse Git and GitHub. Both are used by software developers on a daily basis. These two are complementary, but they are not the same. In this article I’ll explain the main difference between these two, so you’ll never confuse them ever again.
The Git system is a powerful tool for tracking source code changes. Commonly used by developers and programmers across the globe, gaining a familiarity with this technology is a great asset to have. This article covers a number of tips and tricks to help improve your Git literacy and workflow.
Intern Blog Series: Maddie’s Zero One Journey — Learning About Version Control and Cryptography
Git and GitHub is the de facto version control tool every programmer, data scientist, machine learning engineer, web developer, full-stack developer, etc. uses.
As a developer, good knowledge of Git or any version control software is more than a skill — it is a must. And among the many good things that Git has to offer, there is Git Stash. Why is it great? Because it prevents you from committing every tiny change when working on several Git branches at the same time.
How to start data versioning using DVC. While working in a software project it is very common and, in fact, a standard to start right away versioning code, and the benefits are already pretty obvious for the software community: it tracks every modification of the code in a particular code repository.
To paying with git you have to do the following things step by step: An Introduction to Git and Github for beginners What is Git? medium.com
Hey there, in this blog we are going to learn about Git and Github. As a developer, you might have come across the terms Git and Github but do you understand why do you need or why you are using these? Let’s dig a little deeper to understand these terms.
Let’s look at all the tools you can leverage to make notebooks play nicely with modern version control systems like git. Jupyter notebooks are fantastic in many ways but collaboration is not so easy with them. In this article we’ll look at all the tools you can leverage to make notebooks play nicely with modern version control systems like git
JupyterLab extension to push commits & create pull requests on GitHub. There’s no easy way to version control notebooks from Jupyter UI. Of course you can drop down to command line & learn a bunch of git commands to version control your notebooks. But not everyone using Jupyter is proficient at git. Hence I built GitPlus, a JupyterLab extension that provides the ability to commit notebooks & create GitHub pull requests directly from JupyterLab UI.
This tutorial is mainly focussed on beginners who are new to GitHub and like create a portfolio of projects. Maintaining a GitHub data science portfolio is very essential for data science professionals and students in their career. This will essentially showcase their skills and projects.
Two methods to automatically version JavaScript and CSS files in plain PHP How often have your clients complained to you about not being able to see the new changes you have made to their website? This happens to me a lot, and it seems to be quite a common occurrence for other web developers too.