Join Aaron Stewart for an in-depth discussion in this video Make the move, part of Learning GitHub.
- [Instructor] Our next step is to actually make the move … so this step is going to take our project … that's local and actually make that correlation … up with GitHub. … In this activity, we have several ways that we can do this. … As our first option, … you can use the command line. … You can also use GitHub Desktop. … You can use Visual Studio Code, … or you can even use Atom or Eclipse. … So if you feel comfortable enough … in using one of these other options, … then feel free to do that. … You can click on the dropdown, … follow the instructions, … and push your project up to GitHub. … But since we've been doing mostly everything … on the command line, … I'm going to go ahead and just finish out … and use the command line for this. … So clicking on the dropdown for the command line … we have the steps we need to complete … in order to send our project locally up to GitHub. … This first one, Git init, we can skip that one … because we've already done it. … We've ran Git init on our project …
Released
5/14/2019- What is GitHub?
- The GitHub workflow
- Using the command line
- Creating branches
- Making a commit
- Creating and merging pull requests
- Working locally with GitHub Desktop
- Creating a new project
- Moving the project to GitHub
- Working with teams on GitHub
- Creating task lists
- Formatting text
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Using lab.github.com2m 13s
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1. The Basics of Working on GitHub
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What is Git?3m 20s
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What is GitHub?1m 55s
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Exploring GitHub7m 25s
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2. Working Locally with the Command Line
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Configuring some Git options4m 34s
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Create your first branch5m 47s
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Making your first commit5m 8s
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Responding to a review4m 34s
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Merge your pull request3m 53s
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3. Working Locally with GitHub Desktop
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4. Moving Your Project to GitHub
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Create a new project2m 25s
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Prepare your project4m 33s
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Make the move2m 43s
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Public vs. Private1m 56s
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5. Working with Others on GitHub
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Create a task list4m 13s
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Add images and links5m 26s
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Use bold and italics in text6m 21s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 49s
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