GitHub-session

GitHub is a development platform that enables you to host and review code, manage projects, and build software alongside 50 million developers.

How to Publish your projects in GitHub with the easiest way

1.Fork a repo

Forking a repository makes a copy of the repository in your GitHub account. The parent repository is referred to as the upstream while your forked copy is referred to as the origin. Once you've forked a repository into your GitHub account you can clone it to your local machine. Forking allows you to freely make changes to a project without affecting the original upstream repository

First you open the repo that you want to work on , then click in 'fork' button on the up right of the page

Open GitHub Desktop

Use GitHub Desktop to clone the forked repo to work on it in your local device

2.create a branch

Branches are the preferred way to create changes in the GitHub flow.

Create a new branch to make changes away from the original repo and to create save pull request

3.make a change

Make changes that you want and then open GitHub Desktop

If you aren't the owner of the repo , don't forget to make changes on your branch

4.push it

After commit your changes publish the branch

then create pull request

5.delete branch

if you won't to make more updates on the replater , you can delete your branch

Task

Try to follow these steps above and make changes by add your name on Attendance excel sheet.

If you need help, contact Ahmed Tarek:
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