Git for GitHub: How to use simple Git commands to manage a GitHub repository

Git for GitHub: How to use simple Git commands to manage a GitHub repository Recently, I was working on creating a website on a cloud-based IDE (CodeHS). One night, I was editing, and then when I was done, I simply turned off my monitor and disabled my mouse and keyboard. Then, the next day at school, I continued to work on the website, and made significant changes. When I got home, I made more significant changes, but then realized something very important. What I realized is that when I continued to work on the project at home, the cloud-based IDE hadn’t refreshed to the new code, and overwrote the work I did at school when I saved my new work. ...

May 31, 2026 · 10 min · 2023 words

How I used Inkscape to make Assets for GitHub and DEV.to

How I used Inkscape to make Assets for GitHub and DEV.to Developers often ignore their profile picture by keeping default geometric placeholders or blank banners because design tools can be intimidating. Up until recently, my GitHub profile was simply a green, Pacman-like geometric pattern, which doesn’t show anything about me, or a spec of my creativity. I didn’t know how to use any design software, except basic Photopea. With almost no design knowledge, I wanted to make myself an awesome profile picture, without spending money on proprietary software subscriptions, so I turned to Inkscape, (a free, open-source vector editor). ...

May 31, 2026 · 4 min · 684 words