Practical GitHub Code Search

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Ray Villalobos

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01 - Introduction

01 - Search like a pro.mp4

00:52

02 - Using the slideshow.mp4

01:07

02 - 1. Regular Search Features

01 - GitHub code search.mp4

02:19

02 - Using the search box and shortcuts.mp4

02:22

03 - Search qualifiers.mp4

06:08

04 - Search results.mp4

04:32

05 - Syntax operators.mp4

06:22

03 - 2. Code Search Beta

01 - Finding code.mp4

06:52

02 - Finding code to learn from.mp4

05:05

03 - Code results.mp4

04:40

04 - Conclusion

01 - What's next.mp4

00:21

Description

GitHub is a vast code repository—with over 100 million developers and more than 330 million repositories, it’s the largest developer platform in the world. Finding your way when you're looking for something specific can be difficult, but GitHub has tools to help. In this course, Ray Villalobos helps you find what you need. Ray starts out with a look at the regular search features of GitHub—showing you how to use the search box along with shortcuts, qualifiers, and operators, and how to use the results page to further refine your search. He then shows you how GitHub works when searching for code, including finding code you want to learn from as well as improvements with code search results. Join Ray in this course to find out how you can search, understand, and get the code faster and more efficiently than ever before.

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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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