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In this lesson, you’ve learned how to:
- Create an account and empty repositories on GitHub.
- Push your local Git repository to GitHub.
- Clone a GitHub repository to your local computer.
You’ve also learned how to link a remote repository to a local repository. You’ve learned how to copy a remote repository to a new local repository and gotten introduced to how collaboration works on GitHub.
Remember that most other Git hosting services have similar features and usually have the same names. All the hosting services and Git clients are built atop the same program: Git.
As you work with Git, some of the next commands you might want to explore and master are git blame, git bisect, and git diff. These commands will help you when you work with a repository and need to determine who made particular changes and when.