Github can be used to collaborate on code projects with others. It allows multiple developers to work together through features like issues, pull requests, and code reviews. Issues allow teammates to communicate about the project, pull requests let others review changes before they are merged into the main codebase, and code reviews ensure the master branch remains stable. Additional Github features like wikis, graphs, and settings provide more ways to document projects and integrate Github with other tools.

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‘Using’ Github
Coworking with Github

2. Wait a Sec…
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• Please, always feel free to give feedbacks.
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3. Pre-Steps
• Create a organisation,
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• and a repository to use.

4. ‘Using’ Github means…
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• Using all following 7 elements.

5. Code
• You are not the only one using the Repository.
• give description with README.md
• https://github.com/DevSusuGithub/DevSusuRepo/blob/master/README.md

6. Code
• For Github to ONLY contain codes, edit .gitignore.
• Search for existing Project’s .gitignore
• use https://www.gitignore.io/

7. Issues - Why?
• Using issues, your teammates can keep in touch
with each other

8. Issues
• Assign people in your organization
• Labels
• Milestones
• Markdown!

9. Pull Requests - Why?
• Every teammates should know the changes
• We should merge with caution
• Master branch should always be stable
• Pull Request = Compare View + Issues + Commit
comments

10. Pull Requests
• Check across branches, forks
• Branches
• Once you’re done with new module and made it stable
• Forks
• If you don’t have the permission to work directly on the
specific repository. Work on forked repo and make a pull
request.

11. Pull Requests
• Check changes before merging.

12. Pull Requests
• Tag solved issues.

13. Pull Requests
• +1 to Vote.

14. Pull Requests
• Merge pull request with issue.

15. Pull Requests
• Merge pull request with issue.

16. Wiki
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• Actually not that convenient. Think of it as a set of
READMEs with links.

17. Pulse & Graphs
• Github visualizes your actions based on commits,
issues, pull requests.
• Explore the various Graphs.
• For more visualization, visit http://ghv.artzub.com/

18. Settings
• Find out about Github Pages. You can build your
page with no expense.
• Webhooks to hook other services from github’s
actions.
• There’s More&More coming out.

19. Thank you for reading
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