#git init

If you're like me when learning Git, then the workflow is very confusing as a beginner. In this video, I explained the workflow in a simpler manner. I hope this helps you guys visually understand the workflow of Git.

Check it out if you are a visual learner like me.

How to uninit git? – Is there any command ‘git uninit’?

Obviously you can uninit git. You can remove git management from a repository by following the procedure below. You can uninit or remove git from a repository by following multiple ways. 1. Deleting git repository The repository you have initialized git have a .git folder in it. .git folder may remain hidden by default. So, if you cannot find it please enable hidden files to see hidden…

Test Driven Laravel – e01 – Introduction, PHPUnit Setup & Books Test Part 1 – Laravel

Test Driven Laravel – e01 – Introduction, PHPUnit Setup & Books Test Part 1 – Laravel

[ad_1]

In this lesson, we are starting a project from scratch including setting up sqlite for testing, initializing Git and writing our first tests to add Books into our library.

For the best experience, follow along in our interactive school at https://www.coderstape.com

DigitalOcean Referral https://m.do.co/c/7…

Challenge: post your first ever installed andoid app.

How to Submit the code to github or gitlab

Create a new project in gitlab:

After creating it will generate a .Git path.

 Switch the local project file directory:

  Right click on git bash

In git bash inside the implementation of  git init initialization

git add .  Submitted to the current

git commit -m “init commit”

Add a remote association

git remote add origin Your remote git address when creating a project.

Push to the remote…

How to use Git init command

Git init command

Git init command is used when we want to convert a simple project to Git compatible project. If you already have a Git project then you don’t need this command for the project. You can just clone the project from the GitHub URL. To see how to clone a git project you can visit the section “Create GitHub project using Git software” of my previous article here. 

Now getting back to…