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This repository was archived by the owner on Nov 1, 2017. It is now read-only.
This is the official website for the GitHub Training Team and contains a schedule of upcoming events as well as courseware, including outlines, topic-specific guides, examples, and slides provided under the CC BY 3.0 license.
The current build status is
Help Us Improve These Materials
We’re always looking for ways to improve these materials. If you have corrections, polish, or materials contributions, please submit them via a Pull Request with the change. Or, open an Issue so we can help guide your contribution to the right location in the materials.
Development
If you want to run a local, offline copy of the Training site, or help out with development, you'll need a recent version of Ruby (we use 1.9.3), with rubygems and Bundler.
$ git clone git@github.com:github/training.github.com.git
$ cd training.github.com
$ script/setup
$ script/server
# => The site will now be viewable in your browser at https://localhost:4000
If you want to pass arguments into script/server like --watch to do auto-file regeneration
you can still do so by just passing in the arguments.
The entire site uses Jekyll, so if you want to know how all the layouts, includes and other miscellany works, check out the Jekyll Wiki.