How to Create a .gitignore File: A Complete Guide for Developers
When working with Git, it’s important to avoid accidentally committing files that don’t belong in your repository—like build artifacts, sensitive …
How to Upload Code to GitHub: A Step-by-Step Guide
GitHub is the world’s most popular platform for hosting and sharing code. Whether you’re a solo developer or working on …
How to Clone a Git Repository in Visual Studio
Whether you’re working on a personal project or collaborating within a team, using Git is essential for modern software development. …
How to Connect Git to GitHub: A Beginner’s Guide
Git and GitHub are two essential tools for modern developers. Git is the version control system that tracks your code …
How to Get the ‘Pro’ Tag on GitHub
You may have seen some developers on GitHub with a “PRO” tag next to their username. This badge indicates they …
How to Git Clone in Ubuntu: A Step-by-Step Guide
Cloning a Git repository is one of the first steps in working with a project from GitHub or another Git-based …
How to Change Your Username on GitHub
Your GitHub username is your identity on the world’s most popular code hosting platform. Whether you’re rebranding, switching to a …
How to Remove Contributors from a GitHub Repository
Maintaining a secure and organized GitHub repository means managing who has access to contribute. Whether a team member has moved …
How to Delete the Previous Commit in Git
Made a mistake in your last commit? Pushed the wrong code or forgot to include a file? Don’t worry—Git offers …
How to Go Back to a Previous Commit in Git
Mistakes happen. Sometimes, you need to roll back to a previous commit—whether to undo an error, test a stable version, …