Learn how to set up GitHub HTTPS credentials using Personal Access Tokens (PAT) and clone a repository to your local machine for secure and smooth development workflows.
How to Add GitHub Credentials, Set Git Username, and Clone a Repository: A Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to securely add GitHub credentials (HTTPS & SSH), set your Git username and email, and clone a repository to your local machine for smooth development workflows.
Push Code to GitHub using Git Bash – Step by Step Guide
Learn how to easily push your code to GitHub using Git Bash. Step-by-step guide to initialize, add, commit and push code to remote repository.
Creating a Collapsible Header in Markdown (.md) Files
Creating a collapsible section in a Markdown file is relatively simple, provided you can add an appropriate title to the collapsible section.
Deploy a Static HTML CSS Web Application using Microsoft Azure Cloud Shell
Getting started to deploy a simple static HTML CSS web application to Azure Web App service using Microsoft Azure Cloud Shell. We will use GitHub repo for code.
Clone GitHub Repository from Visual Studio
Clone your code from the created repository in GitHub using Visual Studio. GitHub is a code hosting platform for version control and collaboration.
Delete a Pipeline in Azure DevOps
Delete a pipeline in Azure DevOps by following these simple steps. Azure Pipeline is a cloud service that is used to build and test code project automatically.
Install TFS/TEE Team Explorer Everywhere Plugin in Eclipse IDE
Install the TEE/TFS Team Explorer Everywhere plugin in Eclipse IDE. If you don't find the TFS/TEE plugin in marketplace, install using the zip archive.
Push Code to Azure DevOps Repository from GitHub Desktop
Azure Repos is a set of version control tools that you can use to manage your code. Whether your software project is large or small, using version control as soon as possible is a good idea.
Clone Azure DevOps Repository from GitHub Desktop
In this post, we will clone a repository from Azure Repos using the GitHub Desktop. This is helpful when you are working with both GitHub Desktop and Azure Repos.


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