We help early career devs gain the skills they typically learn the first few years of their dev career. Follow our workshop content and exercises to learn needed basic concepts and skills to be successful in a work environment.
This exercise is a part of our Github source control and basics workshop. If you're completely new to Github and git, we highly recommend you read through the workshop contents if you want to learn both.
This exercise is to help you get familiar with the process on how to create a pull request against another user's repo.
If you are not familiar with Git and GitHub and are completely new, please see #9 first before going through this exercise.
In this exercise, you'll fork THIS repo and create a pull request. This mimics the process you'd be following for any Open Source contributions.
For terminologies, please refer to the README.md in the workshop folder.
Once the copy is complete, clone the repo to your machine and make changes - create a new “sample-your-name-or-screenname.md” file with any text within it under the “Learn/Workshops/Basics/GitHub/Practice” folder. See #9 and #10 for the steps and commands.
Go back to your copy of the repo on github.com, go to Pull Requests and create a new pull request. Notice how the comparison is between “base repository” and “head repository”. (similar to branches) Click on “create pull request”, put some descriptive text in the next screen and click on “Create pull request”
Your 2nd Pull Request
This exercise is a part of our Github source control and basics workshop. If you're completely new to Github and git, we highly recommend you read through the workshop contents if you want to learn both.
This exercise is to help you get familiar with the process on how to create a pull request against another user's repo.
If you are not familiar with Git and GitHub and are completely new, please see #9 first before going through this exercise.
In this exercise, you'll fork THIS repo and create a pull request. This mimics the process you'd be following for any Open Source contributions.
For terminologies, please refer to the README.md in the workshop folder.
Steps
“sample-your-name-or-screenname.md”file with any text within it under the“Learn/Workshops/Basics/GitHub/Practice”folder. See #9 and #10 for the steps and commands.