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Add post for Git and Github Usage #203 #242

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a comprehensive guide on using Git and GitHub, covering both local and remote usage.
    • Added essential Git commands, best practices, and branching strategies for effective version control.
    • Included detailed instructions for collaborating on GitHub and contributing to open-source projects.
    • Expanded the index of posts to include the new guide on Git and GitHub.

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The recent update introduces a comprehensive guide, git_and_github_usage.md, detailing the usage of Git and GitHub. It is divided into Local and Remote Usage, covering essential commands and best practices. Additionally, a new entry for this guide has been added to the index.json file, enriching the array of available posts. This expansion enhances the overall resource for users seeking knowledge in version control and collaboration.

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public/posts/git_and_github_usage.md Introduced a new guide detailing Git and GitHub usage, structured into Local and Remote Usage.
public/posts/index.json Added a new entry for the git_and_github_usage guide to the JSON array of posts.

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In the garden of code, where the bunnies play,
Git and GitHub bloom, brightening the day.
With commands like magic, we commit and share,
Collaborating freely, with nary a care.
Hops and merges, our joy will not cease,
In this versioned wonderland, we find our peace! 🐇✨


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[misspelling] ~30-~30: Use “an” instead of ‘a’ if the following word starts with a vowel sound, e.g. ‘an article’, ‘an hour’.
Context: ...we need Git? Imagine you're working on a awesome new feature for your web app, a...

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Context: ...a commit, it is added to the end of the current latest commit. ```bash git commit -m "...

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[style] ~132-~132: This phrase is redundant. Consider writing “point” or “time”.
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[style] ~499-~499: Consider an alternative to strengthen your wording.
Context: ... click "New Pull Request". 7. Making Further Changes: Maintainers might ask for changes...

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24-27: LGTM!

The explanation of Git is accurate and well-written.

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### Why do we need Git?

Imagine you're working on a awesome new feature for your web app, and suddenly things go haywire. Wouldn't it be great if you could just rewind to when everything was working perfectly? That's where Git comes in! Here's why we need it:
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@devvsakib devvsakib merged commit 1f64520 into devvsakib:main Aug 3, 2024
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