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Nworie Kingsley nworiekingslee
GitHub Campus Expert
- Nnamdi Azikwe University
- Awka
Becoming an Expert
How to complete the application to become a GitHub Campus Expert.
Introduction
An introduction to Campus Experts and campus communities.
Inclusive Communities
How to start creating inclusive communities on campus.
Information Design
How to design workshops, worksheets, and other learning experiences from first principles.
Public Speaking
How to speak publicly, from writing a talk to wowing an audience.
Introduction to Git
Take your first steps with Git, versioning your files and collaborating with confidence.
Community Impact
Apply what you've learnt by making a plan for the future of your community.
About Kingslee
Hello world, I am currently studying Electronics and Computer Engineering at Nnamdi Azikwe University, Awka. I am a brand designer and I have helped dozens of businesses build credibility and brand recognition by creating consistent visual language that represents them and connects with their audience. Apart from being a student and solving branding problems, I am a bread lover and a growing frontend developer. I use technologies like React to build user interfaces specifically for single-page applications.
There’s only two things I love more than a well baked bread, building communities and learning new things. I am a fun person to speak with, I enjoy connecting with people from across the globe. Feel free to connect with me without any hesitation.
Let’s connect 👋
Skills
brand and identity design
technical writing
git
coreldraw
figma
javascript
react
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Understanding Git Terms and Git States
Git Git is the most popular version control system. A version control system tracks and records changes made in our code over time in a special hidden folder created in the project directory called a repository. Git help us check project history to know what was changed, when and by who. This helps developers to scale, collaborate and work together seemlessly. In addition, it is important to be aware that before git can be used on your local machine, it has to be installed.