GitHub Forking vs Cloning: Key Differences Explained | Git Tutorial

In this comprehensive Git tutorial, we delve into one of the fundamental concepts of version control and collaboration on GitHub: Cloning vs. Forking. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just getting started with Git, understanding the differences between these two essential actions is crucial.

🎓 Prerequisites
This is the fifth video in the Git series. You can see the full playlist by clicking the link below or visiting the Front-End Developer roadmap curriculum.

YouTube Git Playlist

Front-End Development Roadmap

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🎬 Timeline
0:00 - Intro
0:41 - Cloning a Repository
1:49 - Make a change in a cloned repository you have access to.
2:19 - Pushing changes to a cloned repository
2:55 - Cloning a repository you do not have access to
4:00 - Trying to push a change when you don't have access to a repository
4:30 - Returned Error
5:00 - Error Explained
5:13 - Forking Explained and forking a project
6:17 - Cloning a forked repository
6:48 - Making a change to a forked repository
7:07 - Pushing changes to a forked repository
7:27 - Comparing the original repository
7:40 - Pull Requests Explained and creating a pull request
8:32 - Accepting Pull Requests
9:20 - Contributing to an open-source projects
10:38 - Review Terms

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