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# 🐱‍💻 GitHub
# 🖥 GitHub Setup
## 👋 Welcome!
## Welcome Future Coders! 👩‍💻👨‍💻
You may have seen GitHub before or heard about it, and now it's time to learn more and set up your GitHub account!
GitHub is your new best friend in the coding universe! 🚀 Whether you're building the next big app or learning the ropes of coding, GitHub is where the magic happens. Let's get you started on this coding adventure!
## 💭 What's GitHub?
## What's GitHub? 🌐
GitHub is like a virtual playground for coders. You may store your code, share it with others, and even collaborate on projects using Git.
GitHub is like a virtual playground for coders. It's where you store your code, work with others, and make amazing things together. Imagine it as a superhero team for coding projects.
:::info Git & GitHub: What's the difference?
## Cool Features 🌈
- **Git** is a version control system (also a command line tool) which can assist in managing code history.
- **GitHub** is a service where code can be hosted.
- **Version Control:** Think of it as a time machine for your code. You can go back to previous versions if something goes wrong. Cool, right?
- **Collaboration:** Work with friends (or strangers) on projects. Coding is more fun when it's a team effort!
- **Issues & Pull Requests:** Communicate and make changes without stepping on each other's toes. It's like passing notes but cooler.
There are many more differences and explanations, so feel free to take a search in your search engine!
## Your GitHub Quest 🚀
:::
1. Create a GitHub account at [github.com](https://github.com) - it's like getting your own superhero costume!
2. Explore projects. Find something interesting, like a quest you want to join.
3. Fork a project. It's like claiming your own part of the superhero team's headquarters.
4. Make changes and create a Pull Request. Show off your coding skills and suggest improvements.
## ✨ Cool Features
## Your GitHub Super Move: Collaboration 💻
Here are some _very_ brief descriptions of features you may find often using GitHub:
GitHub is not just for code; it's for making cool things together. Try collaborating on a project, and you'll feel the coding magic!
| Feature | Brief description |
| --------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Version control | GitHub can host code repositories which use Git, and GitHub provides a GUI that works with Git |
| Collaboration | Work with friends, coworkers, or even anyone random users from around the world on projects |
| Issues | Track ideas, tasks, feedback, bugs, plans, and more |
| Pull requests | Propose a set of (code) changes from one branch to another and review changes (commonly abbreviated as 'PR') |
| Projects | Project management tool that can help keep track of issues & PRs, including views like [kanban boards](/technical-writing/kanban-board) & tables |
| Discussions | Similar to an online forum, another avenue for a repository's community to connect |
## Ready to Code? 🚀
There are plenty more features GitHub has to offer. Get started with GitHub by following the quest below!
GitHub is your launchpad into the coding galaxy. Explore, collaborate, and let's make coding an epic adventure together!
## 🗺 Your GitHub Quest
Get ready for a coding journey full of challenges, triumphs, and a lot of fun! 🚀🌟
1. Create a GitHub account at [github.com](https://github.com).
2. Explore repositories and find one you think is interesting.
3. Skim the issues for the repository and see if you think you can solve one of them.
4. Fork the repository.
5. Clone the fork to your device, make changes, push the changes to your fork, then create a PR to the original repository.
If you get stuck, are not sure what something means, or can't find an issue that you think you can solve, try searching on your search engine and if that doesn't work then contact your team.
## 💻 Your GitHub Super Move: Collaboration
GitHub is not just for code; it's for making cool (and hopefully useful!) things together. Try collaborating on a project, and have fun working with people around the world!
## 🚀 Ready to code?
Explore, collaborate, and have fun coding! 👋