Congrats, you did it!

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You now know alternate meanings for fork and branch. You've collaborated with someone whose location you're unaware of. You, friend, pull request with the best of 'em.

Your pulling and pushing compatriots (give or take 4 million):

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About

The {{total}} folks on this page have completed Git-it, an open source terminal app for learning Git and GitHub.

The Git-it challenges are self directed so one can do it on their own, but it also makes for a great nodeschool.io type of workshop.

What next?

Don't stop now, keep going! Here are some ideas for what to work on next.

Make a repository on GitHub named `ghusername.github.io` and fill it with web site files -- GitHub will host for free at the same address: ghusername.github.io
Open up an issue in one of your repositories and create a to-do list.
Find interesting open source projects to work with in Explore.
Checkout the GitHub Hello World Guide for more GitHub basics.