"I'd love to know how I can ask Python, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript developers to contribute to my project. Is there a feature on your website that allows for such requests?"
Can you please make more detailed version for this video. so, that I can learn from the github community itself. or series for this thing can be really helpful and also a thankyou !!
whenever I try creating a file it shows this error " touch newfile.js touch : The term 'touch' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. At line:1 char:1 + touch newfile.js + ~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (touch:String) [], CommandNotFoundException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException" got any idea why? cause I just create the file on the vs code instead.
"I'd love to know how I can ask Python, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript developers to contribute to my project. Is there a feature on your website that allows for such requests?"
I was disappointed in the lack of Linux instructions, but for Debian (and derivatives) users, its just sudo apt install git. Which, if you've already been using the terminal to manage apps, is thankfully extremely easy (and you'd know to do sudo apt update beforehand). And it looks like Mac OS commands are the same as in Linux. (It's a UNIX thing, right?)
Fantastic video and timely since I'm working through a Coursera certification that includes Version Control. Your Mac terminal doesn't look anything like the one on my MPB, what is it and where can I find it. Also, it looks like Visual Studio Code at one point, (when you ran the "Code ." command - it that correct? If not PLEASE share your truth. Have a great day an keep the outstanding videos coming. V/r, ~BB~😎
"I'd love to know how I can ask Python, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript developers to contribute to my project. Is there a feature on your website that allows for such requests?"
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"I'd love to know how I can ask Python, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript developers to contribute to my project. Is there a feature on your website that allows for such requests?"
Can you please make more detailed version for this video. so, that I can learn from the github community itself. or series for this thing can be really helpful and also a thankyou !!
when you say more detailed, what do you mean? We def have more videos coming!
@@itsthatladydevconsidering an example repository and making us learn through it would be great !
@@siriThumkuntla ohh yes!! More to come! Subscribe so you dont miss the upload!
This video is very helpful. I'm working on getting back to learning GIT, Linux and Python
oh that's amazing! Im glad it was helpful! More to come!
That GitHub hoodie is awesome.
Get your own: www.thegithubshop.com/shop-by-category/apparel/hoodies :)
@@GitHub Maybe a shirt or backpack since it's summer, thanks!
Thanks Kedasha!
whenever I try creating a file it shows this error
" touch newfile.js
touch : The term 'touch' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check
the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
At line:1 char:1
+ touch newfile.js
+ ~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (touch:String) [], CommandNotFoundException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException"
got any idea why? cause I just create the file on the vs code instead.
Mac OSX "code ." does not work. What code editor are you using? Do I need to install that first? Thank you.
More helpful for earlier thanks for this and future 😊
This is amazing and so necessary!! Thank you for this.
thanks Dawn!
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 thank you for this! Subscribed!
yay!
Thank you very helpful!
don't know but my code editor is not opening
"I'd love to know how I can ask Python, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript developers to contribute to my project. Is there a feature on your website that allows for such requests?"
5:32 apple symbol folder ~/documents - What does that mean, please?
Thanks, clear and looking forward to the follow-up
so gla dit's helpful! More to come!
Good video. However, I can't help but worry about the cool shell prompt. How can I show Git's branches etc. on the prompts?
Git and GitHub are great
I agree!
Thanks for the video, it was very usefull!
Nice, I love GitHub :)
I was disappointed in the lack of Linux instructions, but for Debian (and derivatives) users, its just sudo apt install git. Which, if you've already been using the terminal to manage apps, is thankfully extremely easy (and you'd know to do sudo apt update beforehand). And it looks like Mac OS commands are the same as in Linux. (It's a UNIX thing, right?)
We love git
us too!!
Git outta here!
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Fantastic video and timely since I'm working through a Coursera certification that includes Version Control. Your Mac terminal doesn't look anything like the one on my MPB, what is it and where can I find it. Also, it looks like Visual Studio Code at one point, (when you ran the "Code ." command - it that correct? If not PLEASE share your truth. Have a great day an keep the outstanding videos coming. V/r, ~BB~😎
What is that window 'terminals' where we are supposed to copy paste the link, please?
or clarity, tell me what part of the video you're referencing so I can check.
@@itsthatladydev At minute: 9:07 (I came to the comments for the same reason.)
❤ thanks for da video..
you're so welcome! More to come!
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Get it. 😜
Where do I get a got hub hoodie
Plenty to choose from: www.thegithubshop.com/shop-by-category/apparel/hoodies
touch is not recognised is the message popping up
what do you mean?
She is awesome.
oh, thank you!
We agree!
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