Beginning Git - Part 2: Cloning a Repo | Ray Wenderlich

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One of the ways you might start out with Git is by creating your own copy of somebody else's repository. Discover how to clone a remote repo to your local machine, and what constitutes "forking" a repository.

This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://www.raywenderlich.com/4418-beginning-git/lessons/2
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Hey Sam, how did you customize your terminal?

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Hi @gtokman

I use iTerm2 instead of Terminal.app, with zsh as my shell. I also use antigen to customise zsh, with some standard plugins, and the robbyrussell theme.

There’s nothing particularly special in there, but it can make the terminal really powerful.

sam

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Sam, this isn’t a course related question, but just wanted to comment on the incredible quality of the video. Do you mind if I as what camera you are using to get such crystal clear video?

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Hi @tomp

Lol—thanks! It’s a Nikon D600 with a 50mm lens.

sam

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Hello Sam,

I have installed Iterm2 and plugins, it looks great. thank you to share here

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