Top tips for using GitHub

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GitHub for Mobile

If you're working on the go all the time, then you might like GitHub for Mobile. This is perfect if you need to make a comment on an issue, merge a PR, or unblock your team on the go. You don't need to always have your laptop with you and you can even view your notifications from mobile. It's available on iOS and Android and can help with productivity.

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GitHub Desktop

If you're already familiar with the browser version of GitHub, why not branch out? You can also use GitHub via desktop. GitHub Desktop is great for managing files and updates to your repo.

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GitHub CLI

Another way to use GitHub is through the terminal. The GitHub CLI is a great way to use GitHub from the command line. You can clone repos, checkout, create issues, and heaps more. It's perfect if you're already working in the terminal and you don't want to leave it.

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