12. Conclusions#
In this workshop, we have presented a series of tools and practices to work with GitHub. We have covered the basics of Git, the GitHub platform, and how to collaborate with others. We have also shown how to use GitHub for version control, issue tracking, and code review.
Additionally, we have seen how to share machine learning models using Hugging Face.
We hope this workshop has been useful to you and that you can apply these tools and practices in your projects.
If you have any questions or feedback, please let us know. We are happy to help you.
Thank you for your attention and happy sharing!
12.1. Further Reading#
12.1.1. Online Tutorials:#
Git Official Documentation
The official Git documentation provides a thorough guide to using Git.
GitHub Documentation
The official GitHub documentation offers detailed information on using GitHub.
Atlassian Git Tutorials
A series of tutorials from beginner to advanced topics in Git.
12.1.2. Websites and Articles:#
“A Visual Git Reference”
Visual guide to understanding Git commands and their effects.
12.1.3. Videos and Courses:#
LinkedIn Learning: Learning Git and GitHub
A comprehensive video course on Git and GitHub.
Udemy: Git Complete: The definitive, step-by-step guide to Git
An in-depth course covering all aspects of Git.
YouTube: Traversy Media Git Tutorial for Beginners
A beginner-friendly video tutorial on Git.
12.1.4. Desktop Applications#
There are some applications that can help you manage your Git repositories more easily. These are very helpful if you want to avoid using the command line.