GitHub: In a nutshell
GitHub is a proprietary developer platform that allows developers to create, store, manage and share their code. It uses Git to provide distributed version control and GitHub itself provides access control, bug tracking, software requests, task management, continuous integration, and wikis for every project. [1]
[1] Wikipedia
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Use Cases:
- Template
- Scenario 1: Community Sharing
- Scenario 2: For a Dietitian
- Scenario 3: Maintaining a Personal Inventory (as a Producer)
- Scenario 4: Proposing a Product and Adding a Recipe to Weekly Meal Plan
- Scenario 5: Creating a Meal Plan
- Scenario 6: Resetting Password
- Scenario 7: Moderator Actions
- Scenario 8: Searching for and Proposing a New Food Item
- Scenario 9: Budget-Conscious Grocery Shopping
- Scenario 10: Creating a New Store
- Scenario 11: User Profile Management
- Git: In a Nutshell
- Example GitHub Repositories
- System Modeling & UML
- Frontend Tutorial
- Frontend Roadmap
- Frontend Styling Guide
- Docker Summary
- Writing Endpoints
- Yusuf AKIN
- Arda SAYGAN
- Fatih Furkan Bilsel
- Berk GOKTAS
- Berkay BILEN
- Yusuf Anıl YAZICI
- Taha Topaloglu
- Nuri Basar
- Onur Kucuk
- Hasancan Keles
- Mete Damar