GitHub

A beginner's guide to using Git Bash and GitHub has been released, targeting individuals new to the tech industry. To get started, users need to create a GitHub account and set up Git Bash on their computer. Git Bash allows users to run Git commands and basic Linux commands, enabling them to manage projects. After installing Git Bash, users can check the version and set up their name and email to track changes. A secure SSH key is also generated to interact with Git Bash and GitHub without needing a password. Users can create a local repository, add files, and commit changes, which can then be pushed to a remote repository on GitHub. Version control is a key feature of Git, tracking changes, enabling multiple users to work on a project, and allowing for mistakes to be undone. By following these steps, users can effectively use Git Bash and GitHub to manage their projects.