How to connect local Git to a remote server?

In this post, I will show you how to connect local Git to a remote repository. And this remote repository could be GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, or anything
Read More →Why is Git useful for an individual developer?

The moment when you first came to know about Git, you may also heard about collaboration. That means Git becomes handy when it comes to teamwork. Now you
Read More →Git branch: create, checkout, merge, list, command, delete & push

In this post, I will show & explain everything you need to know about Git branches. You will learn how to create a new branch, switch to it or
Read More →How to create a Git repository on GitHub?

To create a Git repository on GitHub, go to github.com and signup for an account. It's free. After you're logged in to your account, navigate to the
Read More →How to install Git on Windows & Mac?

To use Git and remote servers like GitHub, Bitbucket, etc, your first instinct should be to ensure that Git is installed on your machine/computer. Mac
Read More →How to use Git and GitHub?

This post is a beginner's guide to using Git. You'll learn how to use Git on your local machine, and how to push your project to a live Git hosting server
Read More →What is Git and why it is used?

Git is the most popular version control system in the world. But this definition may not make sense to all of you. To better understand it, you have to
Read More →How to create back to top button in HTML, CSS & JavaScript

In this post, I will show how you can create a simple back-to-top button only using HTML, CSS & pure JavaScript. Also, I will give you the sample code
Read More →How to create an image hover animation effect only with CSS?

There are many use cases of CSS hover. In this post, I will show how you can create an image hover animation effect using only CSS. Here I made 7
Read More →How to create a circle with CSS?

To create a circle using CSS, you need to apply 50% border-radius to all four corners, and the element should be equal in width & height (square). Not
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