Git & GitHub Tutorial for Beginners #10 - Introduction to GitHub

Hey gang, in this git & github tutorial I'll introduce you to what GitHub is, and how you can use it to store remote repositories. I'll also show you how to clone remote repositories to your local environment.

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[fz]

The best github tutorial series in the whole universe....

[ehtishamullah]

Hands down the best Github series ever. Even after 5-6 years, no better tutorial series have been produced

[mnqobidlamini]

6 years later and you're still helping out with your github series. Now everything about git and github is now coming together

[TheFateshaper]

For anybody having trouble during the cloning repo bit (push request after cloning the repo) - Github has changed from master to main as their default branch so the new code would be

git push origin main

instead of git push origin master :)

[KangKyong]

Just want to say thank you for the great tutorials. I even took a course in udemy to get basic understandings of git but you have explained it really well and made things a lot more clear to me. I really enjoy your enthusiasm and speaking style when doing the tutorials as it is precise and quick and not boring. I look forward to going over your other contents as I am currently studying web development and a complete noob.

[ibrahim]

I watched some git series from many other places and Honestly, this is the best git tutorial series. it's very organised, detailed and straight-forward. Thank you.

[deracketclub]

There were a few git tutorials that i understand a bit as newbie but these tutorial was awesome and I could understand really ALL. You have a great way of presenting, no rubbish, only what is necessary and with examples. I now see that it is already 6 years old and still working well. Thank you very much! I hardly be a subscriber but I've seen other tutorials (other subjects) of you and these were also great, so I SHOULD subscribe and i did.

[brzdogz]

Most detailed and easy to follow-up Git tutorial on Youtube, hands down

[abishekraju]

This beats every other github tutorial on the internet. Simple, straightforward and on point. Efficient just like a NiNJA.

[negin]

6 years later and still the best tutorial for git and github

[davidguerrero]

THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS SERIES!!!
It's so clear & easy to follow *THUMBS UP*

[carpathianshepherdess]

The is a great tutorial series on Git and Github! I've been struggling to get my head around it, but this has really helped me. You're a great teacher. Thank you!

[mustanggt-]

I've watched so many videos in YouTube but this whole playlist is the best toturial i've ever seen.

[charleskangai]

Thanks again. I like the way you break up content into manageable chucks that can be swallowed in one short sitting. Great!

[zbjptid]

thanks so much for the git series. was always looking out for information on this subject. you're illustrative approach in explaining obscure concepts is second to none. thanks v much, Shaun.

[chan]

This whole tutorial really helped me a lot in too many ways. I really had to thank you. It's actually my first time to even write a comment on youtube.

[tripplebgsentertainmentoff]

Wooow 6 years down but the course is still the best

[doingsneakypeakylike]

binge watched the entire playlist.. i love how concise it was without missing the important explanations. Thank you Shaun! :)

[stevencruz]

If anyone gets an error when trying to push to master, say 'git push origin main' instead. Because as of Oct. 2020, any new repository created in GitHub is created with the default branch named main, not master.

[samkocx]

For anyone using two-factor authentication (for their GitHub), in order to push your repo you need to use a personal access token for your password instead of your usual password when prompted in the command line (password never shows in the command window for those asking).