1. Read
Each stage links to the handbook chapters you need.
Rohit Manna Free Git and GitHub course
Read a chapter, do the work in Codespaces in your browser, and open an issue. A check on GitHub reads your public work and replies with what passed and what to fix. Nothing to install.
The same four steps for every stage.
Each stage links to the handbook chapters you need.
Open a Start issue. Type your real name. If Stage says None, choose 1. The reply is your worksheet.
Paste the whole command block in Codespaces. That is your git-lab.
Open a Submit issue. If a box is empty, the reply links to the fix.
The next stage opens when the one before it passes.
Your name on the portfolio, then commit and push
An About section, merged through a pull request
Education, from two branches into one file
Skills, a revert, and version 1.0.0
Experience, plus a contribution you do not own
Projects, contact, and a check that turns green
Publish the same portfolio on GitHub Pages
Every stage is work on your own GitHub profile, not a quiz.
Match what you see, then open the fix. Do not start the stage over.
Click the box, choose 1, then Create. Open the fix
Wait one minute and refresh. The bot comment is the next step. Open the fix
Skip both. Use Codespaces from the Start comment. Open the fix
Paste the lines you skipped, push, and submit again. Open the fix
Stage 1 takes about an hour. You need a free GitHub account. Work happens in the browser.