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I started to learn git and github few weeks ago Zoe. I took 2 weeks to familiarize the words mostly uses in Github and to familiarize with the platform I use Git Lab. And still learning. :)
Nice post too. I really enjoyed it.
Good first post I really liked what I read. Looking forward to seeing more of your content on here.
Hi Zoë B I enjoyed reading your article and it felt so relatable.
I know the struggle is real when you first start with these things, but it will get better :)
I enjoyed reading you article Zoë B! We all go through something like this but it's good to at least play around with it all early. It's like looking back into my past 😂
Honestly, I've seen quite a few tweets that had PR and was trying to figure out the context, I never knew! Now I do :)
That was very entertaining to read, you're very charming😂 It's definitely hard to learn all of these concepts at first, and it took me a while, I am actually still learning now. Using terminal and git is very complicated.
I learn Git/GitHub before I learned any programming; I learned the tools I need in order to aid my learning. I found this to be very helpful because I was able to upload my projects, and work through terminal early on. It's a good habit to get into as a beginner because it gives you practice on how the real world as a dev works.
However, I noticed a lot of tutorials don't do this because Git is a very broad subject to learn in itself. It's very understandable Git is a whole different course.
The Odin Project has a very, very good curriculum, and although it may seem like I work for them or something because of how much I mention them, I actually don’t😂 I just genuinely think it's an awesome curriculum in which its main goal is to make people job prepared. You learn a lot of 'real-life' skills tutorials don't otherwise teach you through TOP. I strongly suggest you check it out, the curriculum at least.
Best of luck Zoë!