You may already know what is Git remote origin URL. But if you don’t know, Git remote URL is the link to your repository in GitHub, Bitbucket, or somewhere else. No matter which Git hosting service you use, the URL ends with “.git“ In this post, I will show how you can change your Git remote origin URL. This will be fairly quick & simple instruction. How to change Git remote origin URL? Before you attempt to change your Git remote origin URL, it’s a good practice to check the current remote URL first. To check your current Git remote […]
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In this post, I will show you how to connect local Git to a remote repository. And this remote repository could be GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, or anything else. The process is the same. Connect your project to a remote Git repository To connect your local Git repo with a remote server, follow the steps below: Create a remote repository with the same name as the local project Before you connect any project to a remote server, your first instinct should be to create a repository. There are many free Git hosting servers out there. GitHub & Bitbucket are the two […]
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The moment when you first came to know about Git, you may also heard about collaboration. That means Git becomes handy when it comes to teamwork. Now you may think is Git useful when it comes to working alone as an independent & individual developer? Or do you really need to use Git if you work individually? The answer is yes. Even if you are a solo entrepreneur and if you’re the only person who maintains all the development work. Let me explain why Git is useful for individual developers. Why Git is useful for an individual developer? Git’s sole […]
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In this post, I will show & explain everything you need to know about Git branches. You will learn how to create a new branch, switch to it or checkout to a branch, merge a branch to master, delete a branch, etc. If Git is not installed on your machine, see how to do it (both in Windows & Mac). Let’s get started. Everything you need to know about the Git branches When you initiate Git, the master branch is automatically created. Also, in your command line, you will automatically point to this master branch just after initiating Git. Thinks […]
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To create a Git repository on GitHub, go to github.com and signup for an account. It’s free. After you’re logged in to your account, navigate to the “Repositories” tab by following this URL: https://github.com/your_username?tab=repositories and click the button “New” (as you see in the screenshot below). In the next window, type your desired repository name in the “Repository name” field. Make sure it’s unique and there is no space. I highly suggest you make this name exactly as you named the project on your local machine (computer). You can leave the rest of the fields as they are. All the […]
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In order to use Git and remote servers like GitHub, Bitbucket, etc, your first instinct should be to ensure that Git is installed on your machine/computer. Mac generally comes with Git preinstalled. On a Windows computer, you have to install it. How to install Git on Windows? To install Git on your Windows computer, go to git-scm.com and download it. After downloading install it. The installation process is the same as other general software. During the installation process, click on “Next” as many times as it comes. Any default options are fine. After installing it, go to the “Start” menu […]
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This post is a beginner’s guide to using Git. You’ll learn how to use Git on your local machine, and how to push your project to a live Git hosting server like GitHub, Bitbucket, etc. Git and GitHub are not equal. Git is a version control system. On the other hand, GitHub is one of many hosting services. GitHub is the most popular, and some of the similar & other companies are Bitbucket, GitLab, etc. See some of the GitHub alternatives on another website. How to use Git? To use Git, you need to install it first (if you’re using […]
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Git is the most popular version control system in the world. But this definition may not make sense to all of you. To better understand it, you have to know the following 3 primary things: What does Git do? Git helps us to manage our project files. And a project could be anything such as website design, development, mobile app development, and anything that is related to programming. But what does Git do that makes it easier to manage our project files? Well, there are three main aspects that help us manage our project files more easily. Git history: It […]
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In this post, I will show how you can create a simple back-to-top button only using HTML, CSS & pure JavaScript. Also, I will give you the sample code (source code) so that you can implement this exact back-to-top button on your projects. Please see the demo of the finished product that you’re going to build in this post. Lastly, I will show how you can customize my code so that it matches your own project. Back to top button sample code In this section, I will give you all the HTML, CSS & JavaScript. And then I will explain […]
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In this post, I will give you some progress bar examples that have been created in HTML, CSS & JavaScript. Let’s see the live examples below. Live preview of the progress bars For the above progress bars, I have the following HTML, CSS & JavaScript. HTML CSS JavaScript How to edit these progress bars? Aside from the color, background, etc, you may also need to change the text/label and percentage of the progress bars. And this is what I am going to show you here. Change the text or label To change the labels such as Python, JavaScript, and TypeScript, […]
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