GitHub is a platform used for storing, sharing and managing code using a system called Git.
Understanding Git and GitHub is essential for modern developers, enabling effective collaboration, version control and project management. At Acorn Teaching, we simplify these powerful tools for learners at all levels. We cover the fundamentals of Git such as commits, branches, merges.
We also guide learners using GitHub as a platform for hosting repositories, submitting pull requests, managing issues. Our training includes best practices for open source and maintaining professional project portfolios. At the end of course they're confident in applying them effectively in team environments and real world projects.
GitHub coaching focuses on equipping learners with practical skills to manage code, collaborate effectively and contribute to realworld projects. It covers everything from creating and organizing repositories to using version control with Git such as commits, branches, merges and resolving conflicts. Learners are guided through key GitHub features like pull requests, issues, project boards and GitHub Actions for automation. Coaching also includes strategies for professional profile building and contributing to opensource, ensuring participants are confident in both personal and team based development workflows.
Init Commit Push
Git/Github
GitHub coaching is designed to help developers, students and teams master the essential tools and workflows used in modern software development. It begins with the fundamentals of Git for version control and project management and continuous integration. Learn how to manage repositories, work with branches, submit pull requests, handle merge conflicts and tasks using issues and project boards.
GitHub is a versatile platform used for version control, collaboration and project management in software development. Developers use it to host and manage code repositories, track changes with Git and collaborate on projects through features like branching, pull requests and issue tracking. GitHub facilitates team workflows.
GitHub is used to host and manage code online.
It allows to collaborate on projects through branching and pull requests.
GitHub tracks changes to code, making it easy to review and revert updates.
It helps manage project tasks using issues, labels and project boards.
Developers use GitHub Actions to automate testing, deployment and workflows.