GitHub in 60 Seconds @StephenGPope
GitHub in 60 Seconds  @StephenGPope
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Most people think GitHub is some complicated developer thing.

It's not.

It's organized file storage that talks to the internet. That's it.

Two people editing the same file? GitHub figures out which changes to keep.

That's the "conflict resolution" everyone makes sound scary.

Same workflow every time — track your files, save your changes, push them live.

Once your code is there, you can deploy it to the web. That's how most of the internet gets built.

You don't need to understand every feature. You just need the basics.

Stop treating it like a developer secret.
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