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bcgame-crash
bcgame-crash
code_academy-my-first-repo
My first repository In GitHub, code is stored in a repository, or repo. You can think of it as a special folder that lives online. GitHub hosts that folder so that it is accessible to you and your teammates from anywhere in the world. In our case, our repository will contain HTML and CSS code that defines a website. But you can’t SEE the website anywhere. GitHub just displays the code like any other text. GitHub Pages essentially connects your repository to a unique URL so that, when you go to that URL – say username.github.com – in your browser, you’ll find your website displayed. GitHub Pages, a tool provided by GitHub, lets you easily create and deploy a website online. GitHub allows you to store all the files and code for your website in a repository. You can then use GitHub Pages to generate a personal URL and share your site with friends, family, and the world! For this tutorial, you need a GitHub account and basic HTML knowledge. You don’t need to know Git or the command line. You have the option here to use a template, add a description, make your repository private, and initialize some additional files. These items make it easy for other developers to learn about your repository: what it’s about, who can access it, who can use the code, etc. For simplicity, we’re going to skip those items for now. Your site will work without them. Click “Create Repository”. You should be redirected to the repository page, which shows an empty repository. It’s time to add a file! On that page, click the “creating a new file” link. Changes to your repository are called commits. You can imagine each commit as a snapshot of your repository at different times. Time to create our first commit! In the first textbox, name your commit “Create index.html”. Commits usually start with a verb describing changes made to the repository. Press the “Commit new file” button. Viewing Your Website Your website is now accessible at https://username.github.io! (Remember to replace username with your GitHub username. If you’d like, you can develop your website by adding more HTML and CSS! Your site should update a few minutes after each commit.
docs-n-a-row
The open-source repo for docs.github.com
eth-balance-checker
Solidity contract to batch balance checks in one call
google-api-nodejs-client
Google's officially supported Node.js client library for accessing Google APIs. Support for authorization and authentication with OAuth 2.0, API Keys and JWT (Service Tokens) is included.
infinite-ajax-scroll
Turn your existing pagination into infinite scrolling pages with ease
opensource.guide
📚 Community guides for open source creators
retroactive-query
👀⬅️ Queries for surfacing information about past users of Uniswap
staking-governance-security-audits
Security Audit Reports for DYP Staking and Governance Contracts
uniswap-v2-core
🎛 Core smart contracts of Uniswap V2