Course feedback

[cmwilson21]

We'd love to hear what you thought of this course! Please leave your feedback below and let us know!

[celuro]

It was good. I think the part where you resolve the merge conflict can be a bit more detailed.

[liebespaar93]

nice!!

[totally-not-frito-lays]

Using GitHub actions to run the tutorial was a super cool way to have the environment actively change. When going through the creation of the first pull request, I was a little trigger happy and immediately merged the PR before the GitHub Action could run¹.

I think the readme could benefit from a slight rewording to make sure that students won't immediately click the green button.

Footnotes

1. Instruction to reword. I removed the previous repository where I had broken the Github actions, the linked repo is the fully completed one. ↩

[alexandertodorovic]

Great course! In general I'm very happy with https://skills.github.com/

[julioaranajr]

I learned why merge conflicts happen and resolved a simple merge conflict.
Was very funny learn how create a merge conflict, and resolved it!

[jattiman]

I liked the course, although I would like to have a more in-the weeds example. Say you have a branch on your machine locally that you're working on with a friend, who's force pushed their changes and muddled up the history.

Although I guess this could be an off-platform/GitHub independent set of steps, potentially. Maybe more necessary in a course on git and not GitHub?