Obsidian Vault - Git and GitHub Tutorials

This Obsidian Vault contains tutorials and documentation to help you learn and master Git and GitHub. Explore the fundamental concepts, basic commands, and advanced operations to enhance your version control skills.

Contents

1. Understanding Git's Architecture

   • Learn about the core components and structure of Git.

2. Basic Git Commands

   • Familiarize yourself with essential Git commands for everyday use.

3. Branching and Merging

   • Understand how to create branches, work with them, and merge changes.

4. Working with GitHub

   • Collaborate with other developers using GitHub and contribute to open-source projects.

5. Advanced Git Operations

   • Explore advanced Git operations such as rebasing, cherry-picking, and more.

How to Use

1. Clone the Repository:

   • Start by cloning this repository to your local machine using the following command:

     git clone https://github.com/ashfaqfardin/git_github_tutorial.git

2. Access Tutorials in Your Obsidian Vault:

   • Open your Obsidian Vault and locate the relevant tutorial file under the vault backup section.

3. Follow Step-by-Step Instructions:

   • Each tutorial file provides step-by-step instructions and examples. Follow along to understand and practice Git and GitHub concepts.

4. Interactive Learning:

   • Use your Obsidian environment to experiment with the commands and concepts introduced in each tutorial. Feel free to take notes and customize the content according to your learning preferences.

5. Contribute and Share:

   • If you have suggestions, corrections, or additional content to contribute, create a pull request. Your contributions are welcome and can help improve the learning experience for others.

6. Stay Updated:

   • Check back for updates and additional tutorials. The repository is periodically backed up, ensuring you have access to the latest content.

Contribution

Feel free to contribute to this Obsidian Vault by providing feedback, suggesting improvements, or adding new tutorials. Create a pull request to share your knowledge with the community.

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