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In this third video of Git and GitHub for Poets, I cover the concept of forking and pull requests
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Rainbow Poem repo:
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Is fork the right method if let's say I want to clone someone's pre-configured boilerplate and use it as a foundation for my own project never merging back with the original source?
ps. really nice combination of the green wall and the white board)
What If I fork once and create pull requests many a times say 100's of times, is that valid? I have a case where I fork it once, and I get daily task , so daily I will be creating pull requests on same forked repo, is this correct way ?
Oh my god! You are the fuckin best!
Although my english is not the best (I speak brazilian portuguese), I finally could understand GitHub's mechanics. Thank you SOOOOO MUUUCCH!
You're videos are always interesting. Even when dancing to music. Even when refactoring. ๐
really super bro u..
thank u verry much
I really really like your videos. They are very helpful and delightful! Thanks for your effort! Have a nice day ๐
git clone https://github.com/KushBhagat/Raninbow.git
Cloning into 'Raninbow'…
fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/KushBhagat/Raninbow.git/': Failed to connect to github.com port 443: Timed out
Getting this error can you please help ?
Your channel is addictive !
Shiffman ur the best. i like the humor
Finally someone gets it! Recycle is my favorite color but every time I tell people that they give me weird stares.
Every time during the video when I had a question in my mind, you answered it. Thanks!
Prof. Shiffman, you are an odd one. But your explanation and energy is incredible! Thanks for this tutorial.
Thanks, I've been really practicing hard and having such a difficult time, and you made it all so clear to me — I believe I can now say that this video has finally helped me to master the Fork Dance.
(the info about Github wasn't bad too ๐ )
I like your style of teaching. Your actually very organized and you don't speed through concepts which makes things a lot easier to catch.
Great video. I like your energy!
This series is really perfect
lol man, you are sooo funny it is cool the way you give your lecturers being able to see you reactions it makes coding really relaxing, well done.
thank you very nice videos clear idea
Please don't stop these videos. I'm learner programmer and our lecture told us to learn GIT first because all code will be released on that. I already understand the fundamentals and bought a book as well. Please do Visual Basic videos?……Thank you so much
This guy is fun.
Its very difficult to follow
Good One Bud .. ๐
From processing to git. just AWESOME tuts
I followed the github tutorial and it still made little sense to me. Thanks to these videos I actually understand it now!!! Amazing teacher. Would you be able to do a video on object orientated programming (any language, I guess, although I'd prefer C#) and inheritance etc? I find that subject particularly difficult. Thanks! Love your videos.
Daniel, I don't know what to say, but lets just say 'Informative'. You earned a Subscriber.
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