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Larwin64 / Chocolate-chip-cookies

im new to designing and animating but i'm learning more when i can.
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Just saying hi from our discussion #3

Open LiteBrite82 opened 1 month ago

LiteBrite82 commented 1 month ago

Link to the Discussion is my repository still pretty much private even if made public so i can talk to people about it? #135455 Anyone can create an issue in your repository. these can be feature requests, bug reports, code examples, anything.

Larwin64 commented 1 month ago

i can share my code but i dont have to allow it be changed?

Larwin64 commented 1 month ago

i marked topic as answered can i make my repository private again and still access the comunity discussions or do i need keep it public? i may be misunderstanding how github works.

Larwin64 commented 1 month ago

sorry if i spammed too much i enjoy chatting reply only if you get time i hope learn what i can about github.

LiteBrite82 commented 4 weeks ago

its all good

LiteBrite82 commented 4 weeks ago

Git is primarily for version control - it is basically the "save as" function on performance enhancing drugs.

GitHub hosts Git in the cloud for remote access from anywhere, and so multiple people can collaborate on the same project, at the same time, without overwriting each others work.

If something gets messed up in the program, you can roll back the program to the last known good state; because of the version control provided by git.

One key concept that helped me understand Git and GitHub is that file storage is not the primary function, or even intent. the primary function is maintaining the code base; keeping it organized and functional.