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How to Git Init Repository
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git init command creates a new Git repository. It can be used to convert an existing, unversioned project to a Git repository or initialize a new empty repository. Most of the other Git commands are not available outside of an initialized repository, so this is usually the first command you’ll run in a new project.
Executing
git init creates a .git subdirectory in the project root, which contains all of the necessary metadata for the repo. Aside from the .git directory, an existing project remains unaltered (unlike SVN, Git doesn’t require a .git folder in every subdirectory).>>>> Subscribe us for more updates <<<<
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git init
Transform the current directory into a Git repository. This adds a
.git folder to the current directory and makes it possible to start recording revisions of the project.git init <directory>
Create an empty Git repository in the specified directory. Running this command will create a new folder called
<directory containing nothing but the .git subdirectory.git init --bare <directory>
Initialize an empty Git repository, but omit the working directory. Shared repositories should always be created with the
--bare flag (see discussion below). Conventionally, repositories initialized with the --bare flag end in .git. For example, the bare version of a repository called my-project should be stored in a directory called my-project.git.
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How to check Git Status - github - command line
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git status command displays the state of the working directory and the staging area. It lets you see which changes have been staged, which haven’t, and which files aren’t being tracked by Git. Status output does not show you any information regarding the committed project history. For this, you need to use git log.Usage
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How to Create a New Website in Blogger - Google
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Now You can Create a Blog or a website in just 3 minutes. Watch the above video.before that you need to create a new google account, and then you login in the blogger website. After Creating this Blog or a website you can start posting your personal and professional stuffs then get more views on your site, get a custom domain like http://codeincubator.org . Once your visitor increases then create a adsense account in google and start putting ads on your site and earn more money with a single website make money and be happy 🙂
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Generate a Random Color code with PHP
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Generating Random Color code with PHP. Get the Code from here :
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Learn how to install php Dependency Manager composer on mac.
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A lot of really great Laravel powered CMS systems have came out in the past year. Everything from the super powerful to the minimal, to open source and commercial.
If you are looking to start a new site that needs a CMS and want the backend created in Laravel here is a list of the popular applications that are available today:
Statamic
Statamic is built on Laravel and sports a Vue.js-powered control panel. As a developer you can build, configure, and manage everything right in your code editor. As a client or content manager you never have to leave the control panel. It’s all up to you.
October CMS
October is a free, open-source, self-hosted CMS platform. A simple and modular CMS that grows with you, with a precise and beautiful interface that comes as second nature.
PyroCMS
PyroCMS is an easy to use and powerful Laravel CMS built for everyone. It features a powerful and flexible API encourages good design and rewards best practices. Leaving developers with a clean, simple interface to build with and an incredibly strong underlying API to use when more complex solutions are needed.
Coaster CMS
Coaster is a developer’s and designer’s best friend. The days of wandering aimlessly through thousands of lines of code are finally gone (unless you want to). Coaster’s block based templating model, built upon Laravel 5’s blade system, makes it easy to keep track of your pages.
Quarx
Quarx is a powerful Laravel CMS. It gives you the power to add a CMS to your app, rather than build your app around a CMS.
Botble
Botble is a CMS based on Laravel Framework that allows you to build websites for any purpose.
TypiCMS
TypiCMS is a modular multilingual content management system built with Laravel. Out of the box you can manage pages, events, news, places, sliders, etc.
AsgardCMS
AsgardCms is a modular multilingual CMS built with Laravel 5, with an MIT license.