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- You may be alone working on a project right now, but someday you may need to share your work with others, and a GitHub account makes that process super easy. Collaboration allows you and others to multiply the capacity of your workflow, so use it, and leverage tools that make that process cleaner and more efficient. Sign up for an account on GitHub and start committing your work to a repository there. GitHub allows you to not only share your work but to iterate work cleanly and revert back to earlier working versions if something goes wrong. Many people trust all their change logging to GitHub because it's very good at tracking changes within the system so use those tools. If you've never used a repository before, you should take the time to explore GitHub. Even if you're coding on your own, it's a great idea to use Git to show iterations. One word of warning, however, be sure to commit changes as you go. Don't…

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