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Steven Clontz
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Front Matter
Abstract
Colophon
Acknowledgements
1
Intro to Git & GitHub
1.1
What Is Git?
1.2
What Is Git
Hub
?
1.3
G4M on
GitHub.com
2
Your First Repository
2.1
Making an Account
2.2
Creating the Repo
2.3
Editing README.md
2.4
Using
GitHub.dev
2.5
Commiting Your Work
3
GitHub Pages
3.1
Creating a Simple Webpage
3.2
Using a Template
3.3
Customizing Your Site
3.3.1
Configuration
3.3.2
Photo
3.3.3
Pages
3.3.4
Posts
4
Writing and Running Code
4.1
Codespaces
4.2
Writing and Running Code
4.3
Previewing GitHub Pages
4.4
Managing Your Codespaces
4.5
Powering up your Codespce
4.6
Custom Codespaces
5
Collaborating with Others
5.1
Live Share
5.2
Collaborators and Pull Requests
5.3
Forks
5.4
Handling Merge Conflicts
6
Jupyter Notebooks
6.1
Intro to Jupyter
6.2
GitHub’s Jupyter Codespace
6.3
Kernels
6.4
Cells
6.5
A sample notebook
6.6
Handling big datasets
6.7
Using R with Jupyter
7
Math Projects Powered by GitHub
7.1
PreTeXt authoring system
7.2
\(\pi\)
-Base Community Database of Topological Counterexamples
7.3
Lean Theorem Prover
7.4
code4math
7.5
PROSE Consortium
8
Manim
8.1
What Is Manim?
8.2
Creating a Manim Codespace
8.3
Hello World!
8.4
More Animations
8.5
Additional Resources:
Backmatter
A
Additional Reading
B
Additional Topics
B.1
GitHub Desktop
B.2
VS Code Application
B.3
Using the Terminal
C
Definitions and Notes Quick Ref
Colophon
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This book was authored in PreTeXt.
