Initial feedback

[sofer]

I love this.

Here are some minor comments:

1. "students of Founders & Coders 8 week coding Academy."

perhaps change to "students of courses at Founders & Coders", just because I suspect we will want to use this for our weekend courses, too.

1. git branch new-branch

To a novice, it may not be clear whether new-branch is a command or the name of something. my-new-branch might be more obvious.

1. Might be worth noting the difference between:

git clone https://github.com/NataliaLKB/learn-git-basics.git

and:

git@github.com:NataliaLKB/learn-git-basics.git

which beginners could usefully be made aware of.

1. Might be worth nothing the difference between git push, git push origin and git push origin master. See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12462481/what-is-the-difference-between-git-push-origin-and-git-push-origin-master and https://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/git-push.html#_examples
2. Under "Merging Changes with Master" at the end, you may want to say something about comparing across forks, and about base fork and head fork otherwise there is a danger that you will get loads of pull requests into your original repo.

[NataliaLKB]

@sofer thanks for this! Great feedback.

[NataliaLKB]

@sofer #26 answers the first part of your feedback.

Regarding git@github.com:NataliaLKB/learn-git-basics.git I would like to cover this, ssh keys, and forks in a FAC section. see #20.

Lastly, regarding the differences between the git push * commands. I don't think this is crucial for beginners to know. I think it could work in a further resources section #24

[NataliaLKB]

Closing a I think I dealt with most of this already