Git

Version Control Installing Git Basic Shell Commands Git Configuration Introduction to GitHub Initializing a Git project Git Status Git Add Git Commit Git Diff Git Log Gitignore SSH Keys Git Push Git Pull Git Branches Git Merge Reverting changes Git Clone Forking in Git Git Workflow Pull Requests Wrap up
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Wrap up

Congratulations! You have just completed the Git basics guide!

If you found this useful, be sure to star the project on GitHub!

If you have any suggestions for improvements, make sure to contribute pull requests or open issues.

In this introduction to Git and GitHub eBook, we just covered the basics, but you still have enough under your belt to start using Git and start contributing to some awesome open source projects!

As a next step, try to create a GitHub project, clone it locally and push a project that you've been working on to GitHub! I could also recommend the following GitHub training here.

In case that this eBook inspired you to contribute to some amazing open-source project, make sure to tweet about it and tag @bobbyiliev_ so that we could check it out!

Congrats again on completing this eBook!

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