With the help of the official GitHub team let’s take a look into how to use GitHub to streamline your development process and ensure that your projects are both efficient and secure.

Learn GitHub basics with this beginner's guide! Master repositories, branches, commits, and pull requests to streamline your coding projects.

Kanban boards are a great way to visualize project progress. Jack Wallen shows you how to add a kanban-like board in GitHub Issues.

In this GitHub Copilot tutorial, learn how to integrate GitHub Copilot with your favorite IDE, as well as key Copilot prompts and advanced code completions.

These can then be organized into various columns. To create a Project, go to the main repository page on GitHub > click Projects > New Project > Add a Project name and description > Save Project.

How GitHub Employees Use GitHub For Projects Beyond Coding Hubbers found that their online tool, designed for managing large software projects, works for any collaborative process.

You use GitHub to find code and projects by other developers, and can examine the code, follow projects and clone them to your local machine (and even contribute to projects).

Here's a very quick example of how to setup GitHub SSH keys and use them to perform Git clone, push and pull commands over a securely configured SSH connection.