Introducing GitHub - Beer, Brent Ebook Koziegłowy

If you...re new to GitHub, this concise book shows you just what you need to get started and no more. It...s perfect for project and product managers, stakeholders, and other team members who want to collaborate on a development project-whether it...s to review and comment on work in progress or to contribute specific changes. It...s also great for developers just learning GitHub.GitHub has rapidly become the default platform for software development, but it...s also ideal for other text-based documents, from contracts to screenplays. This hands-on book shows you how to use GitHub...s web interface to view projects and collaborate effectively with your team. The updated second edition covers code review, and includes updates to the desktop application, the Atom text editor, protected branches, and project management features.Keep track of, and work with, developers more effectivelyLearn the basics so you can contribute to your software projectsUnderstand foundational Git knowledge, including commits and cloningGet tips on positive interaction with developers Spis treści: Preface Who This Book Is For Beyond Software Who This Book Is Not For How to Use This Book Conventions Used in This Book OReilly Safari How to Contact Us Acknowledgments 1. Introduction What Is Git? What Is GitHub? Why Use Git? Why Use GitHub? Key Concepts 2. Viewing Introducing the Repository Page Viewing the README.md File Viewing the Commit History Viewing Pull Requests Viewing Issues Viewing Projects Viewing Insights Viewing the Pulse The Contributors Graph The Community Profile The Commits Graph The Code Frequency Graph The Dependency Graph The Network Graph The Forks List The Traffic Graph 3. Creating and Editing Creating a Repository Adding a File Editing a File Renaming or Moving a File Working with Folders Creating a Folder Renaming a Folder The Limits of Editing on GitHub 4. Collaboration Contributing via a Fork Adding a File Creating a Pull Request 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 5. Project Management GitHub 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 GitHub Projects Creating a Project Board Creating Columns and Adding Cards Closing, Editing, or Deleting Project Boards 6. Publishing Content 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 7. Configuring Repositories and Organizations Configuring a Repository Adding Collaborators Configuring Branches Protected Branches Integrating with Other Systems Personal Versus Organizational Creating an Organization Configuring Your Organization Organization Profile Member Privileges Billing Security Audit Log Blocked Users Webhooks Third-Party Access and Installed GitHub Apps Repository Topics Projects Managing Members and Teams 8. Downloading and Working Offline Why Clone a Repository? GitHub Desktop Viewing Changes GitHub Desktop and Atom Creating a Branch and Editing Files Creating a Commit Creating a Pull Request from GitHub Desktop 9. Next Steps Index O autorze: Brent Beer od ponad pięciu lat posługuje się Gitem i GitHubem jako projektant stron internetowych i współautor projektów open source. Obecnie pracuje jako członek zespołu szkoleniowego GitHuba i uczy użytkowników skutecznego posługiwania się Gitem i GitHubem.