GitHub

Day One

Part I: Getting started with GitHub.com

1: Understanding the Git in GitHub

• Introducing GitHub
• Understanding Version Control
• Git Version Control
• Git's place on GitHub
• Signing up for GitHub.com
• Personalizing your GitHub.com Account
• Discovering HelpFul Resources

2:Setting Up Your Collaborative Coding Environment

• Exploring GitHub.com
• understanding your Profile
• Getting to know GitHub Desktop
• Setting up GitHub Desktop
• Introducing Atom

Part II: Starting Your First Solo Project

1: Introducing GitHub Repositories

• Setting Up a Repository
• Exploring your Repository
• Moifying README.md
• Merging a Pull Request
• Using Issues and Project Boards

2:Setting Up a GitHub Website Repo

• Introducing GitHub Pages
• Turning a Project Repo into a Website
• Setting Up a Personal Website Repo
• Creating Issues for your Website
• Setting up your local environment
• Finding Resources for HitHub Pages

3:Creating a Website with GitHub Pages

• Jumping into an Existing GitHub Project
• Preparing Your Contribution
• Building your personal website

Day Two

Part III: Contributing to your First Project

1: Forking GitHub Repositories

• Introducing Forking
• Cloning Forking and Duplicating
• Cloning a Repository
• Forking a Repository

2: Writing and Committing Code

• Creating a Repository
• Writing Code
• Creating a Commit
• Writing a Good Commit Message
• Committing Code with GitHub Desktop
• Using GitHub Conventions in Commit Messages

3: Working with Pull Requests

• Understanding a Pull Request
• Pushingn Code to GitHub
• Opening a pull Request
• Writing a Great Pull Request
• Reviewing a Pull Request
• Reading more about Pull Requests

Part IV: Manage and Contribute to large Projects

1: Exploring and Contributing to OSS

• Exploring GitHub
• Finding places to contribute
• Surveying a Project for Contribution
• Setting Contributor Expectations
• Keeping tabs on a Project

2:Starting your own OSS

• Creating an Open Source Repository
• Making a repository Public
• Enforcing a Code of Conduct
• Writing a rEADME.md File
• Wrining good documentation
• Managing issues
• Ending your Project

3:Inner-Source Your Code on GitHub

• Why code in private?
• Using GitHub Organizations
• Making the most of your teams
• Best Practices for Inner Sourcing

Day Three

Part V: Make GitHub work for you

1: Collaborating Outside of GitHub

• Chatting it up
• Getting Trello and GitHub Integrated
• Managing Notifications with Octobox

2: GitHub Workflow Integrations

• Using GitHub for Atom
• Using GitHub for Visual Studio Code
• Using GitHub for Unity
• Using GitHub for Visual Studio
• Using GitHub for XCode
• using GitHub for Intellij

3: Personalizing GitHub

• Using Browswer Extensions
• GitHub Apps and Probot
• Taking Action with GitHub Actions

Day Four

Part VI: The GitHub Ecosystem

1: Exploring the GitHub Marketplace

• Introducing the GitHub Marketplace
• Listing your App on the Marketplace
• Consiering Common Apps to install

2: GitHub and you

3: Attending Events

• Exploring Types of Events
• Knowing what to expect at Events
• Becoming Familiar with GitHub Events
• Speaking at events
• Finding Funding for Events

Day Five

Part VII: The Parts of Tens

1: Ten Ways to Level Up on GitHub

• Trial and error
• GitHub Help Docs
• GitHub learning labs
• GitHub In-Person Training
• Project-Specific Documentation
• External Community Places
• Online Coding Tutorials
• Online Courses and Tutorials
• Blogs and Twitter
• Community Forum

2: Ten Ways to Improve your Development Workflow

• Drafating Pull requests
• Git Aliases
• Run Tests Automatically
• Take Breaks
• Prototype user Interfaces
• Scaffold Apps with Yeoman
• Chrome Web Developer Tools
• StackOverflow
• Code Analysis Tools
• Project boards

3: Ten Tips for Being an Effective Community Member

• Being Respectful and Kind
• Report Bad Behavior
• Write Good Bug Reports
• Be Responsive
• Submit Pull Requests to Correct Documentation
• Document your own code
• Give Credit where it's due
• Help get the word out
• Be proactive and mentor others
• Contribute Outside of GitHub