Intro to Git + GitHub with Replit | Get started with version control

You may be a seasoned software developer but unless you've worked on a larger project, or in a team, you may not have actually used Git for version control. In this tutorial we explain the difference between Git and GitHub and how you can utilise both in Replit to get where you want with your projet.
00:00 Intro
00:21 What are Git + GitHub?
01:41 Why do you need it?
02:00 Getting started with Git
03:40 Committing Files
05:25 Staging Multiple Files
09:06 Creating Branches
11:10 Switching Branches
11:52 Merging Branches
12:30 Deleting Branches
13:32 Working with GitHub
14:10 Connecting to GitHub
14:21 Publish your Branch
15:40 Using .gitignore
17:19 Collaboration
18:21 Merge Conflicts
19:50 Pull Requests

[@dandyexplorer4252]

14:40 What does "depending upon if you pay for github or not" mean? Even if you don't pay anything, you can still create private repos there. Did you mean "... if you pay for github integration or not"? 16:05 10 megabytes? Maybe you didnt recognize, but in the error message there is a talk about 100 megabytes limit (and about a recommendation to upload a file that are not larger than 50 megabytes in size). And this 100 MiB limit is actually not the problem with you being unpaid github user (or not only with you). You can upload larger files using github's special system for this (there is a mention of this system in the error message as well)

[@alexd.1091]

I don't get an M next to my modified code

[@ch4.hayabusa]

Gitlab support when?

[@xade8381]

codeberg support when ?

[@user-mb6uv9ow5t]

The new git is not beginner friendly. I liked the way it used to be. My students are struggling with GIT and it used to be you were able to click a button.