GitHub desktop - All you need to know as a beginner | The easiest and smartest way to use Git

Introducing GitHub Desktop as an alternative to using the terminal for GitHub operations. The speaker shares personal experience and highlights the ease of use of GitHub Desktop.

Instructions on how to install GitHub Desktop on your computer by downloading it from the GitHub website. The speaker emphasizes the simplicity of the installation process.

Overview of basic operations in GitHub Desktop, including fetching repositories, committing changes, and avoiding the need for terminal commands. The speaker encourages users to embrace the graphical user interface for ease of use.

Guidance on creating and cloning repositories using GitHub Desktop. The speaker demonstrates how to initiate a new repository, commit changes, and manage local and online repositories.

Explanation of the process of pushing changes from a local repository to GitHub. The speaker covers committing changes, publishing branches, and reflecting changes in the online GitHub repository.

Demonstration of collaboration on GitHub by simulating interactions between two users working on a website project. The speaker explains forking, cloning, making changes, and creating pull requests to merge changes.

The speaker explains the process of creating a pull request, emphasizing the importance of adding a good title and description while creating one.

Demonstration of reviewing changes in a pull request, adding comments, and merging the pull request after resolving any conflicts.

Explaining how to simulate collaborative work with two different GitHub accounts, demonstrating forking, cloning, and making changes to reflect on a website.

Demonstrating how conflicts can arise in pull requests due to simultaneous changes, showing conflict resolution and merging processes.

Finalizing changes, accepting pull requests, merging, and showing how the changes reflect on the website after merging.