An exhaustive and comprehensive compilation of essential GitHub tips and tricks, serving as a comprehensive reference guide for both novice and experienced users. This cheat sheet encompasses a wide array of GitHub functionalities, offering insights into efficient workflow practices, advanced version control techniques, collaboration strategies, and effective utilization of GitHub's features.
--- Markdown: Used for README files, issues, and pull requests ---
italic, bold, code
- Bullet points
--- HTML: GitHub allows the use of HTML for more complex formatting ---
--- Task Lists: Create task lists in issues and pull requests ---
- Completed task
- Incomplete task 1
- Incomplete task 2
--- Tables: Create tables for better organization ---
Header 1 | Header 2 |
---|---|
Cell 1 | Cell 2 |
--- Code Blocks: Display code blocks with syntax highlighting ---
public class Example {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Hello, GitHub!");
}
}
--- Emojis: Add emojis to your content ---
๐ ๐
--- Headers and Links: Create links and headers ---
My GitHub Profile
--- Quoting Text: Quote text ---
This is a quote.
--- Reference Links: Create reference links ---
My GitHub Profile
My LinkedIn Profile
My Twitter Profile
--- Math Expressions: Write mathematical expressions using LaTeX ---
--- Strike Through: Strike through text ---
This text is strikethrough.
P.S. If you wanna make sure you are on a new line you need to add 2 spaces at the end of the previous line.