[Introduction to GitHub] Course feedback survey!

[nguyenalex836]

Thank you for completing this course! ✨ We are delighted to have you as a user, and are committed to providing the best possible experience through GitHub Skills.

Please take a moment to answer as many (or as few) questions as possible regarding the course you have just completed.

1. What part of the course did you enjoy the most?
2. What level of experience do you have with GitHub?
3. What’s something new you learned that you didn’t know before?
4. What’s something about the course that you didn’t enjoy as much?
5. What would you like to learn more about regarding GitHub?
6. What are you planning to use GitHub for?
7. How likely are you to recommend this course to a friend or colleague?

Your feedback is invaluable as we endeavor to enhance GitHub Skills for all GitHub users 💛

[reginaajes]

1. Haven't done much yet to provide an answer.
2. None at all. An absolute noob.
3. Creating a repository
4. None so far. Still have to explore more.
5. Yes, please.
6. Game Development stuff.
7. Very likely.

[nguyenalex836]

@reginaajes Thank you very much for your response! 💛 ✨

[lucasoliveira002]

1- I can't say exactly, but I think the part about editing a README file is interesting
2- I take a technical course in Systems Development and I'm in my 2nd year, I'm still a beginner, but I know the basics of commits, pull requests and merge
3- I had some difficulties creating a repository and editing the files contained therein, this course helped a lot with that part
4- Because I'm Brazilian, I think the language of the course was a bit of a hindrance, but nothing that would make it impossible for me to do it.
5- I would like to know more about shared projects
6- I intend to use github to post some activities that involve programming and develop some teamwork
7- I would highly recommend this course to any friend of mine who was just starting out.

[nguyenalex836]

@lucasoliveira002 Thank you so much for your response! 💛 🚀

[NigelMupira]

1. I liked learning how to manage the branch workflow.
2. None whatsoever.
3. Creating branches, pull requests and merging branches
4. I can't think of any point where i was dissatisfied.
5. Everything i can on how to best utilize it as a VCS.
6. Storing my projects for maintenance and updating.
7. Very much likely to do so.💛

[nguyenalex836]

@BugHunterXYZ Thank you very much for this response! 🚀 💖

[SarahWanjiru]

Thank you for completing this course! ✨ We are delighted to have you as a user, and are committed to providing the best possible experience through GitHub Skills.

Please take a moment to answer as many (or as few) questions as possible regarding the course you have just completed.

1. What part of the course did you enjoy the most?
2. What level of experience do you have with GitHub?
3. What’s something new you learned that you didn’t know before?
4. What’s something about the course that you didn’t enjoy as much?
5. What would you like to learn more about regarding GitHub?
6. What are you planning to use GitHub for?
7. How likely are you to recommend this course to a friend or colleague?

Your feedback is invaluable as we endeavor to enhance GitHub Skills for all GitHub users 💛

1. I enjoyed learning GitHub features. I had no clue of what they were and how it really worked but now feeling like a pro thanks to you.
2. I had a very first introduction but now have a deep understanding.
3. I learned about GitHubflow which allows safe experimentation
4. Nothing much actually got confused though with the README.md part. Could you explain what that was about?
5. Git commands are what I want to learn more
6. My projects in my community
7. 7/10

[nguyenalex836]

@SarahWanjiru Thank you so much for this feedback! 🚀 ✨

Could you explain what that was about?

For sure! Do you mean what is a README, or what is its purpose? At a high level, a README is used to tell other people why your project is useful, what they can do with your project, and how they can use it! Check out these articles below for more info -

• "About READMEs"
• "Managing your profile README"

In general, GitHub Docs is a great place to learn more about GitHub docs, and various other topics ✨ Thank you again for your wonderful feedback!

[julioaranajr]

1. What part of the course did you enjoy the most?

• see GitHub Actions running the workflows Step by Step 🏃🏼‍♂️

2. What level of experience do you have with GitHub?

• Level: Always curious 🔁

3. What’s something new you learned that you didn’t know before?

• Creating branches, pull requests and merging branches 🧑‍🏭

4. What’s something about the course that you didn’t enjoy as much?

• Nothing, All was good 👍🏼

5. What would you like to learn more about regarding GitHub?

• GitHub Community-in-a-box 📦

6. What are you planning to use GitHub for?

• Personal growth, Community and Work 📈

7. How likely are you to recommend this course to a friend or colleague?

• 💯 👍🏼 of course, it is a great intro course

[nguyenalex836]

@julioaranajr Thank you very much for this feedback! ✨ 🚀

[blsantinato]

Thank you for completing this course! ✨ We are delighted to have you as a user, and are committed to providing the best possible experience through GitHub Skills.

Please take a moment to answer as many (or as few) questions as possible regarding the course you have just completed.

1. What part of the course did you enjoy the most?

Pull Request session makes me understand more about this.

2. What level of experience do you have with GitHub?

Intermediate
3. What’s something new you learned that you didn’t know before?
Pull Request that i don't use and learn more.
4. What’s something about the course that you didn’t enjoy as much?
Nothing
5. What would you like to learn more about regarding GitHub?
I'd like to learn more about Github Actions.
6. What are you planning to use GitHub for?
Use for my Automation projects and in future to improve more about Python programs.
7. How likely are you to recommend this course to a friend or colleague?
Totally recommend this course.

Your feedback is invaluable as we endeavor to enhance GitHub Skills for all GitHub users 💛

[nguyenalex836]

@blsantinato Thank you very much for your feedback! ✨ 🚀

[SachinRawat1604]

1. Creating a Branches in github.
2. None experience
3. Pull Request, Creating Branches and merging Branching
4. All was Good
5. Git commands
6. For managing and storing projects
7. 8 /10

[nguyenalex836]

@SachinRawat1604 Thank you very much for this feedback! ✨ 💥

[v-cap]

1. I think that starts with creating a new branch and using it for a simple task such as a README file creation, following all the basic git flux, including committing, creating a pull request manually or automatically, and finally merging it to the main branch, the best: all this guided by the github-actions[bot], helped to focus on learning the Git/GitHub concepts and functionalities. It was a very didactic and enjoyable experience.
2. Intermediate.
3. Clarifying the Git/GitHub concepts.
4. It would be amazing if it was available in my native language (Brazilian Portuguese).
5. To prepare courses like this for my classes.
6. Academic/Educational/Research purposes.
7. Very high! I will recommend it to all my students and advisees!

[nguyenalex836]

@v-cap Thank you very much for this feedback! ✨ 🚀

[maame-deveer]

1. It was very interactive and I liked that the instructions automatically changed for the next activity
2. intermediate
3. I understood more about pull requests and merging, also the GitHub actions bit on refreshing the instructions got me curious so I plan to learn about that
4. nothing really, everything was very informative and engaging
5. Github Actions and CI/CD with Github
6. Hosting my little blog and storing my projects
7. very likely

[nguyenalex836]

@maame-deveer Thank you very much for this response! 🚀 💖

[Johnson1s]

For developer
Pretty cool
I learn new things

[SoumyadipYT-OSS]

I have completed the all task of Introduction part, and it really helped me to understand about the GitHub. Enjoyed the task.

[dukka-kundana]

I enjoyed learning how to make and manage pull requests.
I’m a beginner with basic experience in cloning repositories and making commits.
I learned how to work with branches and resolve merge conflicts.
Some of the technical details felt a bit overwhelming at first.
I’d like to learn more about using GitHub for collaborative projects.
I plan to use GitHub for managing my coding projects and collaborating with others.
I’d recommend it because it’s a great introduction to using GitHub.

[cfornesa]

1. What part of the course did you enjoy the most?
I enjoyed the fact that I was able to work directly in GitHub and have guided instruction on how to create a new repository, create a new branch, make changes, commit these changes, then merge the branches and delete the original branch.

2. What level of experience do you have with GitHub?
My level of experience with GitHub, for now, is limited to what I have been able to learn, thus far, in my MS program in which using GitHub is a requirement.

3. What’s something new you learned that you didn’t know before?
I learned how to apply the things that I have learned in class, so far, and how to actually apply them in a real-world setting.

4. What’s something about the course that you didn’t enjoy as much?
The 20-second wait was sometimes understated, especially for the first three steps. I had to wait at least a minute for these first three steps to update.

5. What would you like to learn more about regarding GitHub?
I would like to learn more about the collaboration possibilities and how to contribute to new open-source projects, in addition to what is required for my MS program.

6. What are you planning to use GitHub for?
I am planning to use GitHub to help me complete my MS program, as well as to contribute to new and existing open-source projects in the future.

7. How likely are you to recommend this course to a friend or colleague?
I will likely recommend this, and other courses, available in GitHub Skills to my classmates and friends and colleagues who I know that are interested in learning more about GitHub and don't already have experience in it.