1. Repo Setup Create New Repo Directory, then Initialize Repo mkdir <project-name> cd <project-name> $ git init Or, Clone Existing […]
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Read MoreThe DNS protocol translates names, such as “www.teamtreehouse.com” in to IP addresses. Domain Names subdomain.domainname.tld Different parts of a domain […]
Read MoreWhen a Client logs onto the Internet, the ISP tells it what DNS to start with when looking up IP […]
Read MoreThe primary networks and core routers around the world make up the backbone of the Internet and support the exchange […]
Read MoreCreate a License Select a repo Press New file button Name your file… : LICENSE Want to use a template […]
Read MoreHosting a Personal Site Part 1: Remotely + Menu > New repository > Name: yourusername.github.io (Personal site repo names has […]
Read MoreWhen working in a larger organization, a well-built pull request is important. Many organizations use pull requests for code review, […]
Read MoreA GitHub organization lets you manage and organize group-owned repositories. You can create your own organization, or be a member […]
Read MoreA Pull Request is a request to merge one branch into another branch. Pull Requests are basically change proposals, they […]
Read MoreIntro Commands Version git –version List existing configurations git config –list Set configurations git config –global user.name “Bashar Ghadanfar” git […]
Read MoreGit & GitHub Git is a version control system. GitHub is a website for hosting and collaborating on projects that […]
Read MoreCache The first step towards making your API available for clients is caching. A cache is usually a service that […]
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