1.1: Introduction - Git and GitHub for Poets
Why Stack Overflow recommends it
Stack Overflow users link it when a newcomer needs a gentle introduction to git and version control rather than a direct answer to their question.
Recommended by 2 people across 2 different months, 2017 to 2023.
What it is
The first episode of Daniel Shiffman's Git and GitHub for Poets series on The Coding Train. It introduces commits and repositories and walks through the GitHub web interface in a friendly, beginner-oriented style.
What people said
Strong rec Brock Brown · 2023-05 · Stack Overflow · on “TKinter Window not showing output properly”
Welcome to SO! This isn't really an answer, but I think you should learn how to use git. Git prevents that kind of thing from happening with something called version control, where you can revert to a previous, working version of your program if you're not sure where you went wrong. I highly recommend The Coding Train's "Git and Github for Poets" series, free on YouTube. [this video]
Recommends Robin · 2019-03 · Stack Overflow · on “Old HTML/CSS files did not update with git push on GitHub”
Before pushing, you need to add all files using this command git add . Now commit the changes you made git commit -am "Updating some files(Whatever you want you can write as a comment)" Now push with mentioning remote and branch, usually remote is origin and branch is master git push -u origin master There is a nice tutorial series about git on youtube. You can follow this tutorial from the coding train Git and Github For Poets [this video] by Daniel Shiffman.
Cites Nicolas M. · 2017-10 · Stack Overflow · on “Keras - "Convert" a trained many-to-many model to one-to-many model (generator)”
You have to do your notebook on your computer and push it to github when needed (for example to show it to someone or to "store" it). When it's done, I just push it to my git (by usign git command or tool like git gui). If you want to install jupyter notebook you can follow ( [LINK] ), to use git, there is several tutorial but I used [this video]