GitHub is a cloud-based platform used for version control and collaborative software development. It is built on top of Git, a distributed version control system created by Linus Torvalds.

GitHub allows developers to store code in repositories, track changes, collaborate with teams, and manage projects efficiently. It is widely used for open-source as well as private projects, making it a core tool in modern development workflows.

Key topics you will learn in this course:

1: Introduction to Version Control

2: Installing & Setting Up Git

3: Git Basics

4: Working with Files

5: Branching & Merging

6: Remote Repositories

7: GitHub Basics

8: Collaboration Workflow

9: Advanced Git

10: GitHub Features

11: Security & Best Practices

12: Working with Open Source

13: Debugging & Troubleshooting

14: Real-World Projects