GitHub is an Internet hosting service for software development and version control using Git. It offers:
- Distributed version control.
- Access control, bug tracking, feature requests, task management, and continuous integration tools.
Git is a version control system, while GitHub serves as an online host for Git repositories, making collaboration and code sharing seamless.
- 🛠️ Helpful Repository
- 📋 Clone
- ⚙️ Config
- 🌱 Branch
- 💾 Commit
- 📜 History of Modifications
- 📚 Terminology
- 👥 Contributor
- 🔗 Index
- 🍒 Cherry
- 🎨 Custom Profile README
- ✍️ Write a Good README
- 🔀 Pull Request and Issues
- 🖥️ GitHub Desktop
- 🌟 GitHub Analytics
- 💡 Showcase GitHub Repos on LinkedIn
- 📈 Star History and Stats
- 📊 GitHub Star History
- 📡 GitHub API Data
- 📜 Martext
- 🖊️ VS Code
sudo apt-get install git
- Download Git from this link.
- Install the standalone application.
git init
git config --global user.email "email@gmail.com"
git config --global user.name "dprogrammer"
git config --list
Displays the working directory and staging area status:
git status
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