This lesson introduces collaboration in open research projects, focusing on using Git and GitHub to manage contributions, foster collaboration, and ensure transparency in research outputs.

This lesson explains how to use Git for collaborative software development, focusing on advanced Git techniques such as branching, merging, and conflict resolution.

This resource gives a broad overview of terms and processes important to understand as a new contributor. It also includes suggestions on how to find a project to contribute to.

This lesson introduces Git, a distributed version control system, and teaches how to use it to track changes, collaborate on projects, and manage the history of a codebase.

This lesson covers the basics of issue tracking for software projects, including how to create, manage, and close issues on GitHub.

This lesson covers how to create high-quality pull requests for open source projects and collaborative software development teams.

This lesson explores social coding and open-source collaboration using platforms like GitHub. It covers contributing to projects, community engagement, and using social coding tools for collaborative development.

This lesson teaches how to write effective software documentation, including API documentation, user guides, and installation instructions.