Best of GitHubJanuary 2024

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    How to Make Your Awesome GitHub Profile

    Learn how to create and customize your GitHub profile, get inspiration from other profiles, and find resources and tips to make it awesome.

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    GitHub Certifications are generally available

    GitHub Certifications are now available to all customers worldwide. The available certifications include GitHub Foundations, GitHub Actions, GitHub Advanced Security, and GitHub Administration. Study guides and verified credentials are provided for each certification.

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    Git Branch Naming Strategies

    Learn about the different types of branches in Git and get tips for effectively naming them.

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    Don't Contribute to Open Source

    Contributing to open source should be driven by real problems you encounter and understand, rather than as a means to get a job. Open source contributions demonstrate your problem-solving skills and involvement in the community, not just the act of contributing itself. Starting with issues and using projects you are familiar with is key. Setting effective goals in programming is important for growth and success.

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    How to improve your GitHub vanity metrics FAST

    Learn how to improve your GitHub vanity metrics quickly by creating fake commits for every day of the year.

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    How to become a pro-level developer by working on simple projects.

    Learn how to become a pro-level developer by actively participating in open-source projects and working on simple projects that provide industry-standard experience.

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    AI Tools You Can Use in Visual Studio Code Besides GitHub Copilot

    Discover helpful AI tools besides GitHub Copilot that can improve coding efficiency and productivity. Learn about Synk, Cody AI, Tabnine, Code Whisperer, CodeGeex AI, and Codeium.

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    microsoft/typespec

    TypeSpec is a language for describing cloud service APIs and generating API description languages, code, and documentation. It promotes regular API designs and provides reusable patterns while checking for known anti-patterns.

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    How to Build a GitHub Template Repository for Scaffolding with React, Vite, and TailwindCSS

    Learn how to create a GitHub template repository for scaffolding React projects with Vite and TailwindCSS. Discover the benefits of using Vite for local development and how to configure TailwindCSS with Vite.

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    Efficient Git Workflow: From Idea to Deployment

    Efficient Git workflow guide from idea to deployment, including tasks such as starting a new task, development, preparation for review, creating a pull request, review and merge, deployment, and post-merge cleanup.

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    Difference between Git Fetch and Git Pull

    Git Fetch and Git Pull are commonly used commands in Git. Git Fetch alerts the local repository of changes in the remote repository without invoking the changes locally. Git Pull copies the changes made in the remote repository into the local repository. Git Pull is essentially Git Fetch + Git Merge.

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    rajnandan1/kener: Kener is a Modern Self hosted Status Page with batteries

    Kener is a modern self-hosted status page system built on Node.js. It offers real-time monitoring, customizable status pages, and seamless integration with GitHub for issue tracking and incident management.

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    My first game!

    A self-made game crafted with Python and utilizing Git/GitHub, marking the progress of the author's coding journey.

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    The IT job market is tough right now. What are your best tips to create a developer portfolio ?

    The IT job market is tough, especially for developers. Creating a developer portfolio is crucial for standing out to hiring managers. Tips for creating a portfolio are shared in the post.

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    mlabonne/llm-course: Course to get into Large Language Models (LLMs) with roadmaps and Colab notebooks.

    This post provides a comprehensive course on large language models (LLMs), covering topics such as LLM fundamentals, Python for machine learning, neural networks, natural language processing (NLP), supervised fine-tuning, reinforcement learning from human feedback, evaluation, quantization, new trends, running LLMs, building a vector storage, retrieval augmented generation (RAG), advanced RAG, inference optimization, deploying LLMs, and securing LLMs.

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    Beginner-friendly Open Source projects to learn Web Development

    A GitHub organization has been launched to host community projects for learning web development through open source. Anyone can contribute and there are already projects in React.js and Qwik.

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    Code Once, Use Everywhere: A Developer's Guide to Centralizing Custom JS Tools

    Learn how to create and manage your own library of reusable JavaScript code. Discover the benefits of code reuse and explore popular CDN options for hosting JavaScript libraries.

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    Implementing SSO in Vue.js with nuxt-auth and GitHub

    Learn how to implement single sign-on (SSO) in Vue.js applications using nuxt-auth and GitHub OAuth.

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    ashishps1/awesome-behavioral-interviews: This repository contains tips and resources to prepare for behavioral interviews.

    Tips and resources to prepare for behavioral interviews, including understanding the STAR method, listening attentively, being concise, asking clarifying questions, highlighting strengths, and practicing. The STAR framework is a structured method for answering behavioral interview questions effectively. It stands for Situation, Task, Action, and Result. The post also includes examples of common behavioral interview questions and their STAR-based responses.

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    GitOps Project — ToDo Application, using circle ci and Argo CD.

    This post provides instructions on how to create an s3 bucket for backend storage, a DynamoDB to lock the state file, and how to set up Circle CI and Argo CD for a GitOps project to deploy a ToDo application.

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    Specify 2.0 - Your Design Token Engine

    Try out Specify with your team, challenge them on GitHub, and send them your feedback!

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    GitLab vs. GitHub: Which is Better in 2024?

    Comparison of GitHub and GitLab, two cloud-based Git platforms. Covers their similarities, differences, and recommendations for specific use cases.

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    Fantastic JSON Schemas and where to find them

    Discover the origin of JSON schemas used in common tools, learn how to contribute to JSON schemas, and find out about SchemaStore.