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The Ultimate GitHub Foundations Certification Course is a streamlined program designed for those aiming to master GitHub, the leading software development platform. This course not only prepares learners for the GitHub Foundations certification exam but also provides hands-on experience with GitHub’s key features. Students will learn to set up and manage repositories, understand Git basics, and navigate GitHub settings. The course emphasizes collaborative development practices, teaching effective use of branches, pull requests, and issue tracking.
A special focus is placed on Markdown for creating polished documentation, a vital skill for any GitHub project. Advanced features like GitHub Projects and Codespaces are covered, giving learners a taste of managing complex projects and utilizing cloud-based development environments. The course also delves into maintaining a secure development environment, managing user access, and best practices in GitHub administration. By the end, students will be adept at not only the fundamentals of GitHub, but also in contributing to open-source projects and managing InnerSource practices within organizations. It is designed not only for you to pass the certification exam, but to excel and use GitHub in practice within your organization.
Ideal for aspiring developers, professionals, and teams, this course culminates in a capstone project that synthesizes all learned skills, ensuring readiness for the GitHub Foundations certification exam and professional application.
Collaborating on GitHub
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1Overview to Course
This introductory lecture provides an overview of the entire course, setting the stage for what you will learn about Git and GitHub. It's a roadmap of the journey you're about to embark on.
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2Setting Up Your Git and GitHub Environment
This lecture walks you through the initial setup process for Git and GitHub. It covers the installation of Git, creating a GitHub account, and configuring your environment for optimal use.
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3Introduction to Git
Here, you will get your first look at Git. This lecture covers the basics of version control, the importance of Git in the software development process, and its fundamental concepts.
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4Testing Out the Git Interpreter
In this practical session, you'll learn how to use the Git command line. It focuses on experimenting with basic Git commands to understand how Git tracks changes in your projects.
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5Introduction to GitHub
This lecture introduces GitHub and its significance in collaborative software development. You'll learn about GitHub's interface and how it complements Git.
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6A Look Into the GitHub Platform
Dive deeper into GitHub's features and functionalities. This lecture explores different aspects of the GitHub platform, including repositories, forks, and pull requests.
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7Taking a Look at Your GitHub Settings
In this lecture, you'll explore the various settings and options available in your GitHub account. It's aimed at helping you customize your GitHub experience to suit your workflow.
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8End of Section 1 Quiz
The quiz for the conclusion of section 1.
Working with Markdown
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9Collaborating on GitHub
This lecture focuses on how to collaborate effectively using GitHub. It covers topics like branching, pull requests, and team communication.
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10Taking a Look at the GitHub Marketplace
Explore the GitHub Marketplace and discover a range of tools and apps that enhance the GitHub experience. This lecture guides you through navigating and utilizing the Marketplace.
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11GitHub Platform Management
Learn about managing various aspects of the GitHub platform, including repository settings, team access controls, and integrations.
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12Hands-on Look at Working with Issues on GitHub
A practical session on using GitHub Issues for tracking tasks, bugs, and feature requests, demonstrating how to create, manage, and close issues.
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13A Look at GitHub Products
Get introduced to various GitHub products and services that can aid in your software development and project management processes.
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14End of Section 2 Quiz
The quiz for the conclusion of section 2.
Managing GitHub Projects and Codespaces
Privacy, Security and Administration
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17Introduction to GitHub Projects
Learn about GitHub Projects, a tool for project management, which helps in organizing and prioritizing your work.
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18Hands-on with GitHub Projects
A practical exploration of GitHub Projects, demonstrating how to set up and manage a project board, add issues, and track progress.
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19Introduction to GitHub Codespaces
An overview of GitHub Codespaces, a cloud-based development environment, and how it can be used to streamline the development process.
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20Hands-on with Codespaces
Dive into a practical session on using GitHub Codespaces, highlighting its features and demonstrating how to set up and use a codespace.
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21End of Section 4 Quiz
The quiz for the conclusion of section 4.
Contributing to Open-Source and InnerSource
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22Maintaining a Secure Development Strategy
This lecture focuses on best practices for maintaining security in software development, including secure coding, vulnerability management, and using GitHub's security features.
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23Authenticating and Authorizing User Identity
Explore the concepts of authentication and authorization within the GitHub context, including setting up secure access controls and permissions.
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24GitHub Administration
A comprehensive guide to GitHub administration, covering repository management, user roles, and organizational policies.
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25End of Section 5 Quiz
The quiz for the conclusion of section 5.
A Look into GitHub Copilot
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26Contributing to Open-Source Projects on GitHub
Learn the ins and outs of contributing to open-source projects on GitHub, including finding projects, understanding contribution guidelines, and making meaningful contributions.
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27Taking a Look at a Well-Managed Open-Source Repository
Analyze a well-managed open-source repository to understand best practices in repository management, community engagement, and project sustainability.
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28Managing an Innersource Program
Discover the concept of InnerSource – using open-source practices within an organization – and learn how to manage such a program effectively.
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29End of Section 6 Quiz
The quiz for the conclusion of section 6.
How long do I have access to the course materials?
You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.
Can I take my courses with me wherever I go?
Definitely! If you have an internet connection, courses on Udemy are available on any device at any time. If you don't have an internet connection, some instructors also let their students download course lectures. That's up to the instructor though, so make sure you get on their good side!
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