Summary

In this chapter, we learned how to use GitHub for effective collaboration on projects, including inviting friends, managing issues, sharing ideas through pull requests, handling notifications, engaging in discussions, setting up projects, and utilizing insights and charts. These skills are crucial for working together on coding projects, making collaboration smoother and more efficient.

In the next chapter, we’ll be covering GitHub Flow, creating branches, understanding GitHub Flow in practice, cloning, adding, and committing files locally, and pushing changes to GitHub. This will help us manage different versions of our work more effectively, building on our collaborative skills.