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title: "How To Start Using Github for Learning Development Technologies"
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permalink: "/git-and-github-guide"
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description: "I strongly believe that every developer should know Git and Github. Here's why."
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keywords: ""
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image: "git-github.jpg"
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image-attrib: "Photo stock by Tim Gouw from Pexel."
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If there's something that would greatly jumpstart your growth as a developer, I would say that's learning Git and exploring projects on [Github](https://github.com).
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Github hosts [all sorts of projects](https://github.com/explore) from Desktop apps to Web apps, and would most likely have examples for any technology you want to learn.
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Github is basically a website for opensource communities. It is sort of the place in the Web where developers get together to collaborate on projects.
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It is not just the best place to contribute or start an opensource project, but also a good starting point to see and learn how other developers write their code and communicate with each other to resolve issues.
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To cut the long story short, Github's a good place to start learning how to be a developer... and more.
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Let's go through the steps on creating an account on github and creating your first project repository. |