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Getting Started with AI
8 sessions · self-paced
Eight sessions on how language models really behave: tokens and sampling, cost and latency, prompts and context, structured output, choosing a provider, and using AI responsibly.
Git and GitHub Collaboration
Learn repository, branch, pull-request, protection, and delivery workflows used by engineering teams.
Related pathway: Forward-Deployed Engineer
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6 guides
Git Push, Clone and Login with a GitHub Personal Access Token (PAT)
Use a GitHub personal access token to push, clone and log in over HTTPS: create the token, paste it at Git's password prompt, and store it safely.
GitHub Branch Protection Rules vs Rulesets: Why and How to Use Them
Rulesets or classic branch protection? Compare the two, set a baseline for main, avoid the required-status-check trap, and test your rules before trusting them.
GitHub Mastery: Creating Repositories and Managing PRs With Ease
Create a GitHub repository, work on a topic branch, open a clear pull request, respond to review, and merge with confidence.
Introduction to Git and GitHub: A Beginner’s Guide
What Git and GitHub each actually do, how they differ, and why version control matters — explained without code.
Repositories, Branches, and Pull Requests
Understand how Git repositories, commits and branches relate to GitHub remotes, default branches, and pull requests.
Spring Boot Git Setup: Push Your Project to GitHub
Link a Spring Boot project to a GitHub repository with Git: a .gitignore for target/ and secrets, an empty repo, the origin remote, then token or SSH login.