GitHub is a web-based version control system and collaboration platform for developers. It is the centre around which all things involving git revolve. GitHub allows software developers and engineers to create remote, public-facing repositories on the cloud for free. Once you’ve set up a repository on GitHub, you can copy it to your device, add and modify files locally, then “push” your changes back to the repository where your changes display for the public.

Chapter 1 How to create a new repository on GitHub | |
Chapter 2 How to delete a repository on GitHub | |
Chapter 3 How to Fork a GitHub repository | |
Chapter 4 How to clone a project from GitHub using Eclipse | |
Chapter 5 How to copy code from another version control to GitHub – GitHub Importer | |
Chapter 6 What is pull request in GitHub? | |
Chapter 7 How to run Selenium tests with GitHub Actions | |
Chapter 8 How to upload Artifacts in GitHub | |
Chapter 9 How to run Gradle tests with GitHub Actions |