Coding Exercises: GitHub

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Ray Villalobos

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[1] Introduction

[1] Challenge yourself with GitHub challenges.mp4

00:54

[2] 1. Challenges GitHub Tasks

[1] Clone a repo with an empty history.mp4

02:28

[2] How do you merge a linear history.mp4

04:22

[3] Add an issue directly from the Terminal.mp4

02:56

[4] Deleting all commit history.mp4

01:56

[5] Fix a committed password.mp4

04:32

[6] Create a monorepo.mp4

03:18

[7] Update certain branches.mp4

03:18

[8] Process all branches.mp4

03:48

[9] Run accessibility audit on push.mp4

06:43

[10] Use hidden secrets in projects.mp4

05:29

[11] Run actions on a schedule.mp4

03:13

[12] Create a Docker container action.mp4

05:25

[13] Build and deploy your sites.mp4

03:55

Description

You've used GitHub. Maybe you’ve established your own workflow. How much do you know about the broader possibilities, though? Test your skills and find new options through this set of challenges. Instructor Ray Villalobos presents a series of brief challenges centered around building a basic app, from making a copy of an existing repo with an empty history to deploying static sites and apps using GitHub. This course aims not only to develop your skills in GitHub, but also to show you some tricks of the trade that you can use every day.

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Ray Villalobos

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I published more than 100 courses focused on front-end development topics like JavaScript, Node.js, Vue.js, React, and Sass, plus frameworks like Bootstrap. My goal is to help people understand complex subject through real-world exercises and projects. Look for me @planetoftheweb or through my blog at http://raybo.org.

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