Guestbook
Thanks for visiting my GitHub! π This repo works like a guestbook β sign your name to leave your mark, practice Git, and become a contributor.
Install / Use
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π€ You're very welcome to leave your signature here!
This repository was created as a GitHub Guestbook, where visitors can practice opening Pull Requests and Issues by signing their name here!
If you're learning Git, improving your collaboration skills, or just passing by β feel free to add your message!
This is a fun space to experiment with GitHub workflows.
π How to sign the guestbook
Step-by-step:
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Fork this repository
Click theForkbutton in the top-right corner of the page. This will create a copy of the repository under your GitHub account. -
Clone your forked repository
Copy the URL from your fork and run the command below in your terminal (or use GitHub Desktop):git clone https://github.com/your-username/Guestbook.git
Replace your-username with your actual GitHub username.
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Add your name
Open the file
Guest-Book.mdin any text editor. Scroll to the list of names and add yours at the end of the list. Example:- Your Name β¨ -
Commit your change In the terminal, run:
git add . git commit -m "Sign the guestbook" git push origin main -
Open a Pull Request (PR)
Go to your forked repository on GitHub. You should see a yellow banner suggesting you to "Compare & Pull Request". Click it, review your changes, and click "Create Pull Request".
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Done! π Once your PR is approved and merged, your name will be added to the guestbook!
Your contribution will be reviewed and merged β just like a real open source workflow!
π§ GitHub Certification Training - DIO
This repository is dedicated to the GitHub Certification Program by Digital Innovation One (DIO).
Here you'll find my journey through modern version control practices and the GitHub ecosystem. π
ποΈ Table of Contents
π Courses
- Git and GitHub Principles
- Introduction to basic concepts and essential commands.
- Authentication
- Secure authentication configuration on GitHub.
- Collaborating on GitHub
- Teamwork, pull requests, and conflict resolution.
- Markdown Formatting
- Creating elegant documentation using Markdown.
- GitHub Administration
- Managing repositories and advanced settings.
- GitHub Accounts and Tools
- Tools and features to boost productivity.
- Managing Work with GitHub Projects
- Task and workflow organization using GitHub Projects.
- GitHub Copilot
- Getting started with AI to accelerate development.
- GitHub Codespaces
- Configuring and using cloud-based development environments.
π― Progress
| Module | Status | | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------ | | Git and GitHub Principles | β Completed | | Authentication | β Completed | | Collaborating on GitHub | β Completed | | Markdown Formatting | β Completed | | Exploring Collaboration and Markdown | β Completed | | GitHub Administration | β Completed | | GitHub Accounts and Tools | β Completed | | Managing Work with GitHub Projects | β Completed | | GitHub Copilot | β Completed | | GitHub Codespaces | β Completed | | Using GitHub Features in an Open Source Project | β Completed | | Solving Python Algorithms Using GitHub Tools | β Completed |
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