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Excited to share my latest blog post on Project on GIT / GIT-HUB : Tutorial🚀 Check out the code on my GitHub repository and give it a try! GitHub repo : https://lnkd.in/dFhWkqjH #git #github #gitLab #gitcommands #githubactions #gitHubPages #gitversioncontrol #gitrebase #gitrevert

🌟 Master Git: Essential Skills for Developers! 🌟 Excited to share my latest blog post where I dive into the basics of Git and GitHub! Whether you’re just starting out or need a quick refresher, this guide walks you through: 🔹 Cloning Repositories: How to bring an existing project to your local machine and get started. 🔹 Committing Changes: The art of recording your updates and tracking your project’s progress. 🔹 Pushing to GitHub: Steps to upload your local commits to a remote repository and collaborate with others. I’ve broken down each step to help you confidently manage your code and collaborate effectively. Check out the full article for a clear, practical guide to Git essentials! 🔗 Read the full article on Medium https://lnkd.in/eGyNJDGJ Hope you find it useful! #Git #GitHub #VersionControl #Coding #TechTips #SoftwareDevelopment

💡 *Git & GitHub* 🚀 -- Today, I dove into the basics of Git & GitHub! 🔹 Git : is a version control system that allows developers to track changes in their code over time, collaborate with others, and manage projects efficiently.  🔹 GitHub: is a platform built on top of Git, where you can host and share your projects online, collaborate with others, and keep your code secure in repositories. ✨ How to Add Files to GitHub? 1. Create a Repository:    - Go to GitHub ➡️ Click on "New" ➡️ Name your repository. 2. Clone the Repo:    - Use the command: git clone <repo_url> 3. Add Files:    - Add or modify files in your local folder. 4. Stage Changes:    - Stage the files to commit:      git add <file_name> 5. Commit Changes:   - Save the changes with a message:      git commit -m "Your commit message" 6. **Push to GitHub**:    - Upload your changes to GitHub:  git push origin main 🔗 Why Use Git & GitHub? - 🔄 Version control: Keep track of every change in your code. - 🤝 Collaboration: Work with teammates on the same project. - 📂 Backup & Share: Keep your projects safe and accessible. #git #github #frontend #dailylearning #day8 Masai #tech

Today we move to step-3 in pushing our code to github ➡ 📌 As discussed in the previous post of learning git we have 2 steps to undergo while moving the changes from local to remote. We have stagged our changes using git add. Now we will go to the next step. 📌 After adding we have to commit the changes along with a message so that it will act as a check point to travel back and revert the changes if necessary and also people seeing in future can identify the changes with the message added along with the commit. 📌 Git commit will commit all the changes that had been added into the stagging area previously. 📍 Today we have committed our files and made it ready pushing into the repository. If you still don't have any idea about Git then go to my previous couple of posts and complete the installation of Git. Step 1️⃣ - Go to the folder which you wish to push into git -> Open CMD in that folder -> Run the command -> git init (Initialized the Git Repo) https://lnkd.in/dCRHcCHh Step 2️⃣ - Once the repo is initialized -> Run the command -> git add . (Adding all the changes to the stagging area) https://lnkd.in/dWvHcr5C Step 3️⃣ - Once the files are added to the stagging area -> Run the command -> git commit -m "Message describing the change" (Committing all the changes for pushing into the repo) Step 4️⃣ - Coming Tomorrow ⏰ 👶 If you are new to development and wondering how to push your code into GitHub. Don't worry we got you 😎 We will teach you how to push your work into GitHub. It is going to be so easy and you will love it. #Git #GitHub #Coding #VersionControl #gitCommit

Excited to share my latest blog post on Project on GIT / GIT-HUB : Tutorial🚀 Check out the code on my GitHub repository and give it a try! GitHub repo : https://lnkd.in/g2kq_4Aw TrainWithShubham Shubham Londhe #trainwithshubham #shubhamlondhe #devopstraining #learningeveryday #challenge #90DaysOfDevOps #devopscommunity #git #github #gitLab #gitcommands #githubactions #gitHubPages #gitversioncontrol #gitrebase #gitrevert

Easy Steps to Push Local Files to GitHub via Command Line Here's a beginner-friendly guide on pushing local files to GitHub using Git and the command line interface (CLI). 1. Set Up Git : Start by installing Git from the official website. Once installed, verify with `git --version`. 2. Configure Git: Set your username and email with `git config --global user.name "Your Name"` and `git config --global user.email "your_email@example.com"`. 3. Initialize a Local Repository: Navigate to your project directory and initialize a local repository with `git init`. 4. Add Files: Add the files you want to push with `git add .`. 5. Commit Changes: Commit your changes with a descriptive message using `git commit -m "Your message here"`. 6. Connect to GitHub Repository: Create a repository on GitHub and link it to your local one using `git remote add origin <remote_repository_URL>`. 7. Push Changes to GitHub: Finally, push your changes to GitHub with `git push -u origin master`. With these simple steps, you've successfully pushed your local files to GitHub, ready to collaborate and share your work with others. Share this information with your coding buddies. #Github #GitHubTips #GitCommands #Git #VersionControl #Devlopertool #SoftwareDevelopment #CLI #GitPush #GitRepository #GitSetup #GitConfig #GitCommit

**Title**: 🚀 Improve Your Workflow with These Git Commands for Your Repository 🚀\n\n**Introduction**:\n👋 Hello LinkedIn community!\nToday I want to share some essential Git commands that can help you manage your repository more efficiently. Whether you're just getting started with Git or looking to improve your skills, these commands are essential for any developer.\n\n**Body**:\n\n### 🛠 Basic Git Commands:\n\n1. **git init**: Initialize a new Git repository.\n `git init`\n2. **git clone [url]**: Clone a remote repository to your local machine.\n `git clone https://lnkd.in/eqPPs6wa. **git add [file]**: Add files to the staging area.\n `git add file.txt`\n4. **git commit -m \ message\**: Save changes to the project history.\n `git commit -m \Added new file\`\n5. **git push**: Send your commits to the remote repository.\n `git push origin main`\n6. **git pull**: Update your local repository with the changes from the remote repository.\n `git pull origin main`\n**💡 Extra tip**:\n Use `git status` to check the status of your repository at any time.\n `git status`\n\n### Bottom line:\n📢 Do you have a favorite Git command that's not on the list? Share it in the comments!\nStay up to date with more tips and tricks by following me on LinkedIn. See you next time!\n\n#Git #Development #Programming #Code #GitHub #Repository #DevelopmentSoftware

**Title**: 🚀 Improve Your Workflow with These Git Commands for Your Repository 🚀\n\n**Introduction**:\n👋 Hello LinkedIn community!\nToday I want to share some essential Git commands that can help you manage your repository more efficiently. Whether you're just getting started with Git or looking to improve your skills, these commands are essential for any developer.\n\n**Body**:\n\n### 🛠 Basic Git Commands:\n\n1. **git init**: Initialize a new Git repository.\n `git init`\n2. **git clone [url]**: Clone a remote repository to your local machine.\n `git clone https://lnkd.in/eqPPs6wa. **git add [file]**: Add files to the staging area.\n `git add file.txt`\n4. **git commit -m \ message\**: Save changes to the project history.\n `git commit -m \Added new file\`\n5. **git push**: Send your commits to the remote repository.\n `git push origin main`\n6. **git pull**: Update your local repository with the changes from the remote repository.\n `git pull origin main`\n**💡 Extra tip**:\n Use `git status` to check the status of your repository at any time.\n `git status`\n\n### Bottom line:\n📢 Do you have a favorite Git command that's not on the list? Share it in the comments!\nStay up to date with more tips and tricks by following me on LinkedIn. See you next time!\n\n#Git #Development #Programming #Code #GitHub #Repository #DevelopmentSoftware

**Title**: 🚀 Improve Your Workflow with These Git Commands for Your Repository 🚀\n\n**Introduction**:\n👋 Hello LinkedIn community!\nToday I want to share some essential Git commands that can help you manage your repository more efficiently. Whether you're just getting started with Git or looking to improve your skills, these commands are essential for any developer.\n\n**Body**:\n\n### 🛠 Basic Git Commands:\n\n1. **git init**: Initialize a new Git repository.\n `git init`\n2. **git clone [url]**: Clone a remote repository to your local machine.\n `git clone https://lnkd.in/eqPPs6wa. **git add [file]**: Add files to the staging area.\n `git add file.txt`\n4. **git commit -m \ message\**: Save changes to the project history.\n `git commit -m \Added new file\`\n5. **git push**: Send your commits to the remote repository.\n `git push origin main`\n6. **git pull**: Update your local repository with the changes from the remote repository.\n `git pull origin main`\n**💡 Extra tip**:\n Use `git status` to check the status of your repository at any time.\n `git status`\n\n### Bottom line:\n📢 Do you have a favorite Git command that's not on the list? Share it in the comments!\nStay up to date with more tips and tricks by following me on LinkedIn. See you next time!\n\n#Git #Development #Programming #Code #GitHub #Repository #DevelopmentSoftware

**Title**: 🚀 Improve Your Workflow with These Git Commands for Your Repository 🚀\n\n**Introduction**:\n👋 Hello LinkedIn community!\nToday I want to share some essential Git commands that can help you manage your repository more efficiently. Whether you're just getting started with Git or looking to improve your skills, these commands are essential for any developer.\n\n**Body**:\n\n### 🛠 Basic Git Commands:\n\n1. **git init**: Initialize a new Git repository.\n `git init`\n2. **git clone [url]**: Clone a remote repository to your local machine.\n `git clone https://lnkd.in/eqPPs6wa. **git add [file]**: Add files to the staging area.\n `git add file.txt`\n4. **git commit -m \ message\**: Save changes to the project history.\n `git commit -m \Added new file\`\n5. **git push**: Send your commits to the remote repository.\n `git push origin main`\n6. **git pull**: Update your local repository with the changes from the remote repository.\n `git pull origin main`\n**💡 Extra tip**:\n Use `git status` to check the status of your repository at any time.\n `git status`\n\n### Bottom line:\n📢 Do you have a favorite Git command that's not on the list? Share it in the comments!\nStay up to date with more tips and tricks by following me on LinkedIn. See you next time!\n\n#Git #Development #Programming #Code #GitHub #Repository #DevelopmentSoftware