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 |
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