GitHub Tutorial for Beginners, Github Basics in VSCode & Command Line, git commands and github.com
Want to learn Git and GitHub from the basics using VS Code and the command line? In this video, I have explained the complete beginner friendly process of setting up Git and GitHub in simple Hindi. This tutorial covers both the command line workflow and how to use Git inside VS Code so you can start managing projects and code properly.
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This tutorial explains important concepts like Git setup, GitHub account login, configuring your Git name and email, creating repositories on github.com, and linking local projects with remote repositories. I have also shown how to create a local repository, use .gitignore files, and understand the basic Git workflow step by step. You will also see practical examples of creating files, staging changes, committing updates, and pushing code to GitHub using both VS Code and the command line. Watch the video till the end to understand the complete Git workflow including edit, stage, commit, push operations, and other useful Git commands used in real projects.
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Steps:
00:00 Intro
00:37 Git and Github (.gitignore)
02:07 Command Line and VSCode
02:48 Login
04:59 Setup git name and email
06:35 Create a repo on github.com
08:37 Create local repp
09:44 Link them both
10:36 First Loop (Create a file → Stage it → Commit it → Push it)
14:14 All Loops (Edit it → Stage it → Commit it → Push it)
15:49 Other useful commands
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