Introduction If you’re just starting your journey as a developer, GitHub can feel a bit overwhelming. It’s packed with tools that professionals use every day but which ones should you focus on first? You don’t need to learn everything at once. Instead, start with the features that will give you the biggest benefits right away: safety, organization, and automation. Here are my top 3 GitHub features that every beginner should master and exactly why they matter. 1. Branches & Pull Requests Branches let you create a copy of your project to try out new changes without ever touching the main, working code. It's like having a clone of your project where you can experiment freely. Pull Requests are how you propose merging those new changes back into the main project. They serve as a formal request to "pull" your changes from your branch into the main one, often after a review process. Benefits : You can experiment without fear of "breaking"...
Hosting (or Web Hosting) is a service that allows individuals or organizations to store their website files (HTML, CSS, images, videos, etc.) on a server connected to the internet so that anyone in the world can access the website via a domain name (like www.google.com). Ever wondered how a website like youtube.com stays online 24/7 for anyone in the world to visit? The answer is hosting . It’s the essential service that makes your website visible on the internet and accessible to everyone, everywhere. To understand it, let’s use a simple and relatable analogy: building and living in a house. The Landlord, the Land, and the House Imagine your website is a house you want to build and open for visitors. The Website is the House: Your website is a collection of all its different parts. The front door is your homepage, the rooms are the other pages, and the furniture, decor, and art are all the files that give your site its look and feel. These are files like index....