Open source courseware from the GitHub Professional Services team.
We’re eager to work with you, our user community, to improve these materials and develop new ones. Please check out our CONTRIBUTING guide for more information on getting started.
This repository currently contains Git and GitHub cheat sheets. If you're looking for a project that used to be housed here, such as On-Demand training, reading lists, videos, and book recommendations, see this commit in the repository's history.
- We use Jekyll and Markdown.
- Our content is styled using the Primer CSS toolkit.
If you'd like to have a copy of the files to be served from a web server inside your firewall, start by running script/package.
- Run
script/packageto create a release tarball. This will be in the formatrelease-XXXXXXX.tgzfor you to take wherever you want. - To test this looks okay, create some folders
mkdir -p test_site/kit. - Extract the release,
tar -xzf release-XXXXXXX.tgz -C test_site/kit. - Switch into the test_site directory,
cd test_site. - View the site:
- For python version 2.x, run:
python -m SimpleHTTPServer - For python version 3.x, run:
python -m http.server - Note: Some servers are more advanced than others and can handle redirects, smart recognition of
.htmlfiles, etc
- For python version 2.x, run:
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