Git & GitHub

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Tailwind CSS

Build a Static Site with Figma & Astro

Django with HTMX

Node.js Tutorial for Beginners

JavaScript

Python 3 for Beginners

CSS Positioning Tutorial

Canva Tutorials

HTML Tutorial for Beginners

YouTube SEO Tutorial

PSD to Responsive Website

TypeScript Tutorial

Claude Code

Responsive Web Design

PSD to WordPress

GraphQL Crash Course

CSS Animation Tutorial

CSS Flexbox Tutorial

JavaScript ES6 Tutorial

Angular 2 Tutorial

SASS Tutorial

CSS Tips and Tricks

WebSockets (Socket.io) Tutorial

Asynchronous JavaScript

Grunt JS Tutorial

Styling HTML 5 Forms

Webpack Tutorial for Beginners

REST API Tutorial

Vue JS 2 Tutorial

Vuex Tutorial

JavaScript DOM Tutorial

CSS Grid Tutorial

OAuth Login (Passport.js) Tutorial

Django Tutorial

Object Oriented JavaScript Tutorial

#1 Why Use Git?

Understand what version control is and why Git is essential for every developer.

#2 Installing Git

Learn how to install and configure Git on your computer.

#3 How Git Works

Understand the Git workflow — working directory, staging area, and repository.

#4 Creating a Repository

Learn how to create a new Git repository or clone an existing one.

#5 Staging Files

Learn how to use git add to stage files for committing.

#6 Making Commits

Learn how to create commits and write good commit messages.

#7 Undoing Things

Learn how to undo changes, unstage files, and revert commits in Git.

#8 Branches

Learn how to create and switch between branches for parallel development.

#9 Merging Branches and Conflicts

Learn how to merge branches together and resolve merge conflicts.

#10 Introduction to GitHub

Learn what GitHub is and how to push your local repository to GitHub.

#11 Collaborating on GitHub

Learn how to collaborate with others using branches, pull requests, and code reviews.

#12 Forking and Contributing

Learn how to fork repos and contribute to open-source projects on GitHub.