Connecting to GitHub
Adding Last Updated Feature
Adding Last Updated Feature
This guide will walk you through setting up GitHub from scratch, creating your first repository, and understanding the basic workflow. Whether you're completely new to version control or just new to GitHub, this tutorial will get you up and running quickly.
The GitHub CLI (gh) is the official command-line tool for GitHub, enabling you to interact with GitHub directly from your terminal. It provides a seamless way to work with repositories, issues, pull requests, and other GitHub features without leaving the command line.
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GitHub is the world's leading software development platform, built on top of Git version control system. It provides a web-based interface for Git repositories, along with powerful collaboration tools, project management features, and a vast ecosystem of integrations. Whether you're a solo developer working on personal projects or part of a large team building enterprise applications, GitHub offers the tools and infrastructure needed to manage code, track changes, and collaborate effectively.
Effective repository management is crucial for maintaining organized, secure, and collaborative projects on GitHub. This guide covers everything from basic repository settings to advanced security configurations and organizational best practices.
Visual Studio provides seamless integration with GitHub, allowing developers to perform all version control operations directly within the IDE. This integration eliminates the need to switch between different applications and provides a streamlined development experience from coding to deployment.