GitHub Project Collaboration by Team in Software Development Git Commands and Git Desktop

How to Collaborate as a Team in Software Projects
In this video, I explain how teams can collaborate effectively on a software project using Git and GitHub. Teamwork is key, and every role has its responsibilities:

Project Manager: Accepts or rejects code updates (pushes) made by programmers.
Programmers: Work on features, fix issues, and manage the codebase.
Important Git Terms:

1. PUSH: Sends your code updates to the GitHub repository.
2. PULL: Downloads the current version of the project from GitHub.
3. FORK: Clones the project to your own GitHub account.
4. COMMIT: Saves changes locally before sharing them.
5. STATUS: Checks whether files in your local project are tracked by Git.
6. INIT: Initializes Git tracking in a project folder.
7. ADD: Adds files or folders to be tracked by Git.

1. Setup Tools

1. Download and install Git (for command-line usage).
2. Download GitHub Desktop (for GUI-based Git management).
3. Download Visual Studio Code (VS Code) for editing code.
4. Create a private GitHub repository for the project.
5. Add team members (email addresses) to the GitHub repository.

Video Series:

📌Episode 1
How to create GitHub Account by using Gmail

📌Episode 2
How to download GIT and GIT-BASH for windows 10 and check version via Command Prompt

📌Episode 3
How to Push or Upload a project to GitHub under command line and how to commit new changes

📌Episode 4
How to add README file to GitHub Repository for explaining what your project is

📌Episode 5
How to Push or Upload a project to GitHub by click and drop then add README file

📌Episode 6
How to Edit GitHub project using GitHub Online Visual studio Code

📌Episode 7
How to Host or Deploy Streamlit python project online free hosting

📌Episode 8
GitHub Project Collaboration by Team in Software Development Git Commands and Git Desktop

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