Want to learn about git and GitHub in a more fun way?

We often watch numerous videos, tutorials, and sift through loads of documentation to grasp a concept or a programming language.

Did you know you can learn Git and GitHub in a more engaging manner, such as by playing games or visualizing processes? Yes, that's right - "by playing games"!

Fun Resources to Learn Git and GitHub:

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1) Oh My Git!:

This tool allows you to visualize the internal structures of Git repositories in real-time. Link

2) Learn Git Branching:

Master the concept of Git branching by visualizing, playing, and completing specific tasks. Link

3) GitHub Skills:

GitHub itself offers a learning track that helps you enhance your skills by completing fun, realistic projects. Link

4) Git Tower:

Git Tower provides a step-by-step guide to learning Git. Along with detailed instructions, it includes graphics to better understand the concepts. Link

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Comments

[Daniel Heslop]

Looking into it right now! Thanks a lot!

[Pradumna Saraf]

Welcome, thanks for your support 🙌

[Michael A. Dixon]

Amazeballs! Stumbling through video and documentation is not the best 😁😁

[Pradumna Saraf]

Haha, thanks for your support 🙌

[Shivendu Kumar]

Truly Helpful 🙌

[Pradumna Saraf]

Thanks 🙌

[Suman Mondal🎯]

Enjoyed practicing my git skill in a fun way. Thanks for sharing!

[Pradumna Saraf]

Awesome, Thanks 🙌

[Pradumna Saraf]

Thank you

[Randy L]

Yeah, GIT/GITHUB have been a challenge for me. I am trying different tutorials...slow process.

[Pradumna Saraf]

You can give this a try, thank you for raeding it :)

[hanjan]

Amazing!! Thank you 🙂

[Pradumna Saraf]

Thank you :)

[shyam manek]

Amazing

[Pradumna Saraf]

Thanks fo reading it :)

[Pradumna Saraf]

Yes people also use different platform, but GitHub provides much more functionality and integration over its competitor.

[Andrew Baisden]

Probably one of the most fun ways to learn GIT.

[Pradumna Saraf]

Yes, thanks for reading it :D

[Andrew Baisden]

There is also GitLab and Bitbucket which are quite good too! But yes GitHub is without a doubt number one.

[César]

Thanks!

[Pradumna Saraf]

Thanks!

[Nenad Cvetković]

There are companies which host their own repositories and don't use any publicly available.

[Pradumna Saraf]

It's true there are some them

[Hassan Tahir]

Good Effort!

[Pradumna Saraf]

Thank you for reading it :)

[Rohith V]

I would like to mention GitExplorer which is also pretty good to know about the commands.

[Pradumna Saraf]

Thanks