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Introduction to Version Control

Creating repositories using the web interface

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Screenshot of the GitHub interface highlighting the green New button in the top left corner
The green “New” button in the top left corner of GitHub

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Screenshot of the GitHub interface highlighting the plus icon menu in the top right corner
The “+” menu in the top right corner of GitHub

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Screenshot of the GitHub new repository creation form
The GitHub new repository form

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Screenshot of a newly created GitHub repository showing the README and one commit
A newly created repository

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Screenshot of the GitHub interface highlighting the buttons for creating a new file
Buttons for creating a new file

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Screenshot of the GitHub web editor with recipe content entered
The new file editor

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Screenshot of the GitHub commit form for a new file
Committing a new file

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Screenshot of the GitHub file editor showing a diff preview
Editing a file with a preview of the change

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Screenshot of the GitHub commits list
Browsing commits

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Screenshot of an example commit history with several commits
Example commit history

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Screenshot of CodiMD showing the Markdown source and rendered preview side by side
The CodiMD split-pane editor

GitHub Issues and Pull Requests

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Screenshot of the GitHub new issue form
The GitHub new issue form

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Screenshot of GitHub prompting to fork a repository before editing a file you do not own
Editing a file on someone else’s repository triggers a fork

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Screenshot of the GitHub commit form showing a Propose changes button instead of Commit changes
The “Propose changes” button

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Screenshot of the GitHub Compare Changes page showing a diff of the proposed changes
The Compare Changes page

Making changes with GitHub Desktop

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Screenshot of the GitHub Desktop welcome screen
The GitHub Desktop welcome screen

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Screenshot of the GitHub Desktop Clone a repository window
The Clone a repository window

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Screenshot of the Changes tab in GitHub Desktop showing new files
The Changes tab in GitHub Desktop

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Screenshot of the History tab in GitHub Desktop showing the latest commit
The History tab in GitHub Desktop

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Screenshot of GitHub Desktop showing new options in place of Push origin
New push/pull options appear after a conflicting remote change

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Screenshot of GitHub Desktop warning about merge conflicts that need to be resolved
A warning about resolving conflicts

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Screenshot of a text editor showing Git conflict markers in the README file
Conflict markers shown in a text editor

Making changes with VSCode

Hosting websites on GitHub Pages

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Screenshot showing the GitHub Settings Pages section
A screenshot showing the GitHub Settings Page section

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Screenshot showing the GitHub Pages settings with the main branch and root folder selected
A screenshot showing the GitHub Settings Page section, with main branch and root selected

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Screenshot of the GitHub Actions page showing a pages build and deployment workflow that was just triggered
A screenshot showing the GitHub Actions page with a deployment that has just been triggered

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Screenshot of a completed GitHub Actions workflow with a link to the deployed site
A screenshot showing details of a GitHub Actions workflow

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Screenshot of a simple deployed webpage with links to recipes
A screenshot showing a simple webpage with links to recipes