Troyer_Kem wrote:

great_elmo wrote:

I have no idea what GitHub is.
btw, this is my first post on this forum

Just read “About GitHub” part, bruh.
thanks you cause i post on this forum for first time

makethebrainhappy wrote:

About GitHub

GitHub is a git repository hosting service founded in 2008 which allows users to work together to create source code repositories and indexes. It is the largest host of source code in the world with over 24 million users and 67 million different repositories. GitHub has been used for many video games, applications, and browser extensions. It is important for open source projects on Scratch because they all utilize GitHub. Scratch 3.0 and the Standalone web client for Scratch are also being developed on GitHub. You can see all of Scratch's GitHub projects in this post by Scratch Team member mewtaylor.

How to Create an Account

GitHub requires that you make a username, give a valid email address and create a password associated with your username. Below is an image of the GitHub Login Page. You will also need to set an email address which you will use to commit (publish) pieces of program code from your computer. GitHub recommends that you verify your account with an email address as well.

Basic User Features
- Repository Issues
- Repository Pull Requests
- Branch Management
- User Profiles
- Organizations

Programming/Adding Repositories

To create your first repository, navigate your way to the top left of the GitHub menu bar and click "+“. Now click ”New Repository" and fill in the details on that page. Please note you have to have a confirmed email address to create a new repository. Now, you can download Git and clone your repository. Now you can start to code! GitHub will support any language you can think of, so write a simple program, start tracking your repository and then push your changes!

Conclusion

Learning GitHub isn't that hard once you know your way around the website and it is an amazing program that supports open-source code. If you are truly interested in being involved in this community, then you will probably need to learn much more than we could summarize in this article. Therefore, we recommend that you look to the Github Help page for support in your future ventures. If you are a total beginner, then please look at these Github guides.

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when green flag clicked
forever
if <key [up arrow v] pressed?> then
change size by (10)
if <[149] [< (size)> then
switch costume to ((costume #) - (1))
set size to (100) %
end
end
end

when green flag clicked
forever
if <not <touching color [#31e559] ?>> then
change y by (-1)
end
end

when green flag clicked
forever
change size by (10)
end

when green flag clicked
forever
change size by (1)
end

MasterOfTheTiger wrote:

mrbumppo wrote:

blac8dacube_030 wrote:

im not sure if i am going to be able to get used to the 3.0 editor when it is finnished :\

Please say that in a place related to S3.0.

It could be considered at least slightly relevant since the Scratch GUI is on GitHub, and anyone may open a pull request.