
Introducing GitHub
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Content
- Intro
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Who This Book Is For
- Beyond Software
- Who This Book Is Not For
- How to Use This Book
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Safari® Books Online
- How to Contact Us
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1. Introduction
- What Is Git?
- What Is GitHub?
- Why Use Git?
- Why Use GitHub?
- Key Concepts
- Chapter 2. Viewing
- Introducing the Project Page
- Viewing the README.md File
- Viewing the Commit History
- Viewing Pull Requests
- Viewing Issues
- Viewing the Pulse
- Viewing GitHub Graphs
- The Contributors Graph
- The Commits Graph
- The Code Frequency Graph
- The Punch Card Graph
- The Network Graph
- The Members List
- The Traffic Graph
- Chapter 3. Editing
- Contributing via a Fork
- Adding a File
- Creating a Pull Request
- Editing a File
- Renaming or Moving a File
- Working with Folders
- Creating a Folder
- Renaming a Folder
- The Limits of Editing on GitHub
- Chapter 4. Collaboration
- Committing to a Branch
- Creating a Pull Request from a Branch
- Collaborating on Pull Requests
- Involving People with Pull Requests
- Reviewing Pull Requests
- Commenting on Pull Requests
- Adding Color to Comments
- Contributing to Pull Requests
- Testing a Pull Request
- Merging a Pull Request
- Who Should Merge a Pull Request?
- Pull Request Notifications
- Best Practices for Pull Requests
- Issues
- Creating a New Issue
- Managing Milestones for Issues
- Managing Labels for Issues
- Commenting on Issues
- Referencing Issues in a Commit
- Best Practices for Issues
- Wikis
- Getting Started with a Wiki
- Adding and Linking to a Page on Your Wiki
- GitHub Pages
- Creating a Website for Your Project
- Creating a Website for Yourself or Your Organization
- Chapter 5. Creating and Configuring
- Creating a Repository
- Adding Collaborators
- Configuring a Repository
- Integrating with Other Systems
- Personal Versus Organizational
- Creating an Organization
- Managing Teams
- Chapter 6. Downloading
- Why Clone a Repository?
- GitHub for Mac
- Making a Commit Using GitHub for Mac
- Viewing Changes in GitHub for Mac
- GitHub for Windows
- Making a Commit Using GitHub for Windows
- Configuring Command-Line Tools in GitHub for Windows
- Chapter 7. Next Steps
- Index
- About the Authors
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