Inspired from git-sandbox
This is a place to practice git.
- Learn to use git:
- Go through the try git tutorial at https://try.github.io/levels/1/challenges/1
- Read the first two chapters of the book Pro Git
Your first exercise is to add your name to this list. To complete this exercise you need to:
- Fork the repo, create a new branch, make changes and send a pull request
- This article should give you a good idea of what pull requests are how to use them.
- A step by step guide can be found here.
- This file is written in the Markdown format. Learn about it from here. Get Markdown Cheatsheet.
Your entry should maintain alphabetic order and it should be in the format:
* your name [username](https://github.com/username).
Lines starting with * are automatically rendered as bullet points and phrases containing [name](URL) are automatically hyperlinked.
After adding the name execute update.py to update the readme.
- Arun Meena arun11meena
- Avinash Agarwal manu4rhyme
- Dushyant Mishra zero1hac
- Govind Sahai mafiya69
- Harshit iamharshit
- Kaustubh Singh kaustubhsingh97
- Mihir Vaidya MihirVaidya94
- Mit Shah Mitshah4343
- Rehas Sachdeva rehassachdeva
- Rishabh Daal rd13123013
- Sartaj Singh leosartaj
- Shashank Shekhar sshkhrnwbie
- Shivam Tyagi shivamT95
- Sumith Sumith1896
- Vaibhav Kumar Dixit Vaibhavdixit02
- Yash Nisar yash-nisar
- Yashu Seth yashu-seth
- Yash Trivedi yashtrivedi96
- Yatna Verma yatna
- Holdee Pang holdeepang
- You should also go through the curated list of git resource provided by github to find other resouces to fit your need.
- Here's a fun game based on git, git-game.
- A list of cool features of Git and Github http:https://git.io/sheet.
- Introductory video to git and GitHub, here
- A basic git guide, no deep shit, here
- Interactive git guide, here
- Comprehensive tutorial, here
- Exhaustive book, here