Tutorials - Page 7

Learn how to create variables, understand Python's basic data types (numbers, strings, booleans), and how to use them to build your first programs.

Before making a commit, do you know exactly what you've changed? git diff shows you line by line what was modified, what is staged, and what differs between branches.

Not every file in your project should be in Git. Learn how to use .gitignore to exclude what shouldn't be versioned and how to configure a global .gitignore for your machine.

Two commands you'll use every single day with Git: git status tells you the current state of your repository and git log shows you its history. In this tutorial we study both in depth.

Discover the Python REPL (Read-Eval-Print Loop), a powerful tool for testing code, learning Python interactively, and experimenting with ideas instantly.

Learn how to install Python with asdf, configure VS Code, and run your first program. Everything you need to start programming from scratch.

What is programming? In this first lesson, we'll discover what it means to code, how programming languages work, and why Python is the ideal language to start with.

Discover the most useful Oh My ZSH! aliases for working with Git. Learn how to speed up your commands and increase your productivity.

Learn how to install ZSH and Oh My ZSH! on the Windows 10 Linux subsystem (WSL). Improve your terminal experience on Windows.

Learn how to install and configure ZSH and Oh My ZSH! on GNU/Linux. Guide for Debian, Ubuntu, OpenSUSE, Arch Linux, and Gentoo.

Learn how to install and configure ZSH and Oh My ZSH! on macOS. Discover how to customize your terminal with themes and plugins.

Learn how to install the Linux subsystem on Windows 10 (WSL). Discover how to set up Ubuntu, Suse, or OpenSUSE on your Windows system.