As someone who never truly understood what Git was, I still wonder how I learned to use it.

2022 and the year before that, I would go to Youtube to watch tutorials on Github.

Needless to say, I never understood all the jargons being spoken.

I didn't see why anyone would bother to commit stuff to Github.

But when I started to learn HTML, CSS and JS early in 2022, I wanted to save my code in the cloud.

Same way, I would save my articles on Google Docs or Notes app.

Just in case, I lost my files, device or something of that nature.

So I searched Google and found the git commands. Then, created a repo.(Although I didn't understand shii).

I simply just followed the step-by-step instructions on how to push to GitHub.

And voila, I pushed and I've been pushing since then. 😂

Now, I know the commands like the back of my hand.

Git add .

Git commit -m "Save for me"

Git push

I also learned to push from the CLI using the Github Personal Access Token.

Well, I'll discuss my journey with Ubuntu and the command line in another article.

Bye for now. 👋