Reskill, upskill, or just skill. This GitHub quick tips online course makes sure you’re the sharpest dev in the talent pool.
(GITHUB.AJ1) / ISBN : 978-1-64459-318-9Enroll in our GitHub Essentials course, own your repositories, and casually drop “Let me handle the merge conflicts” in your next job role.
In this online GitHub course, master everything from basic commits to seamless collaboration. Learn to crush pull requests, organize teams, and turn wikis into smart project workflows.
By the end, you’ll handle GitHub’s tools so smoothly, that your code will practically push itself.
Hit enroll. Your future self will thank you in the commit logs.
7+ Interactive Lessons |
GitHub is your go-to platform for collaborating on code, tracking project changes, and building software with others.
Whether you’re working solo, with a team, or contributing to open-source projects, it keeps your work organized, backs up your files, and makes teamwork easier.
The basics include creating repositories (folders for your project), committing (saving) changes, branching (working on different versions), merging updates, and collaborating via pull requests.
You’ll also use issues for tracking tasks and wikis for documentation. Learn these fundamental GitHub actions in our online course to create a strong dev profile.
This GitHub Essentials training covers key concepts that align with the certification, but you’ll need to check GitHub’s official site for the latest exam details and costs.
Absolutely! GitHub isn’t just for developers. Writers, designers, and project managers use it for docs, design files, and task tracking. You’ll need basic Git commands, but no advanced coding skills.
Yes! GitHub hosts tons of free Python projects, tutorials, and open-source code. You can study others’ work, contribute, or even host your own Python projects.
