A03

Tutorial

1. Download the latest GIT
2. Download Webstorm from Jetbrains
3. Set up Github and connect it to Webstorm
4. Go to Webstorm system preferences and make sure the path to git.exe is working
5. Create a public repository in GitHub and add the readme file
6. Select VCS and import it into version control
7. Create an HTML file in webstorm
8. Add to the file and commit your changes

Glossary

• Branch: Series of commits, or different versions of the main repository.
• Clone: A copy of selected elements.
• Commit: A command that is used to save changes to a local repository after staging in Git.
• Fetch: Allows you to make network requests to fetch an outside source.
• GIT: A powerful file version control system.
• Github: A code hosting platform for version control and collaboration.
• Merge: Combines pieces of code.
• Merge: Conflict Occurs when you merge branches that have competing commits, and GIT is unable to fix the problem automatically.
• Push: When data transfer is initiated by the server rather than the client.
• Pull: When data transfer is initiated by the client rather than the server.
• Remote: A computer that stores web server software and a website's component files.
• Repository: A place that hosts an application's code source, together with various metadata.

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