How to add code to your repository | GitHub beginner tutorial

Getting starting on GitHub means understanding the GitHub flow and how to use it to add code to our repository. The GitHub flow is a way of using GitHub to share resources with others and work collaboratively. It all starts with cloning a repo, creating a branch, committing those changes (whether on Desktop or in the terminal), opening a pull request, and then merging to the main branch. But, don't forget to delete the branch after.

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00:00 Introduction
00:16 How to clone your repository
00:45 How to create a new branch for your repo
01:34 How to use GitHub Desktop to add code to your repository
02:41 Commit changes in GitHub Desktop
03:12 Add Javascript and HTML files
03:42 Check status with `git status`
04:30 Open a pull request
04:57 `git pull to bring changes to local branch

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[techbytes_zaid]

That's great. Please make a full long video how to use git and GitHub using VS Code ❤❤

[MayureshKadu]

As a feedback, new comers struggle with visualising branching and pull/ pushes to repos. A little diagram/ animation on the showing how it's changing would work wonders :)

[thekaranukash]

a more detailed simplified version on windows would be helpful.

[yakovmanshin]

4:05 Oops, you missed an opportunity to explain how to fix typos by amending commits 😅

[delmawood]

This is not a beginning tutorial about how to add code to GitHub.

[AyaAy-kw]

neden bu kadar zorki, daha kolay yolu yokmu. ben mi anlamadim. tsk.