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🤝 Sign the Guestbook!

You're very welcome to leave your signature here!
This repository was created as a GitHub Guestbook, where visitors can practice opening Pull Requests and Issues by signing their name here!

If you're learning Git, improving your collaboration skills, or just passing by — feel free to add your message!
This is a fun space to experiment with GitHub workflows.

📌 How to sign the guestbook

Want to leave your signature? Follow these simple steps to contribute:

Step-by-step:

  1. Fork this repository
    Click the Fork button in the top-right corner of the page. This will create a copy of the repository under your GitHub account.

  2. Clone your forked repository
    Copy the URL from your fork and run the command below in your terminal (or use GitHub Desktop):

    git clone https://github.com/your-username/Guestbook.git

Replace your-username with your actual GitHub username.

  1. Add your name

    Open the file Guest-Book.md in any text editor. Scroll to the list of names and add yours at the end of the list. Example:

    - Your Name ✨
    
  2. Commit your change In the terminal, run:

    git add .
    git commit -m "Sign the guestbook"
    git push origin main
  3. Open a Pull Request (PR)

    Go to your forked repository on GitHub. You should see a yellow banner suggesting you to "Compare & Pull Request". Click it, review your changes, and click "Create Pull Request".

  4. Done! 🎉 Once your PR is approved and merged, your name will be added to the guestbook!

Your contribution will be reviewed and merged — just like a real open source workflow!



🧭 GitHub Certification Training - DIO

This repository is dedicated to the GitHub Certification Program by Digital Innovation One (DIO).
Here you'll find my journey through modern version control practices and the GitHub ecosystem. 🐙


🗂️ Table of Contents

📖 Courses

  • Git and GitHub Principles
    • Introduction to basic concepts and essential commands.
  • Authentication
    • Secure authentication configuration on GitHub.
  • Collaborating on GitHub
    • Teamwork, pull requests, and conflict resolution.
  • Markdown Formatting
    • Creating elegant documentation using Markdown.
  • GitHub Administration
    • Managing repositories and advanced settings.
  • GitHub Accounts and Tools
    • Tools and features to boost productivity.
  • Managing Work with GitHub Projects
    • Task and workflow organization using GitHub Projects.
  • GitHub Copilot
    • Getting started with AI to accelerate development.
  • GitHub Codespaces
    • Configuring and using cloud-based development environments.

🎯 Progress

Module Status
Git and GitHub Principles ✅ Completed
Authentication ✅ Completed
Collaborating on GitHub ✅ Completed
Markdown Formatting ✅ Completed
Exploring Collaboration and Markdown ✅ Completed
GitHub Administration ✅ Completed
GitHub Accounts and Tools ✅ Completed
Managing Work with GitHub Projects ✅ Completed
GitHub Copilot ✅ Completed
GitHub Codespaces ✅ Completed
Using GitHub Features in an Open Source Project ✅ Completed
Solving Python Algorithms Using GitHub Tools ✅ Completed

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