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4.1 Pushing Your Code to GitHub
Now that everything is up and running, we can push our code to a service like GitHub. SSH plays a big part in this, so you'll learn how to create a new pair of SSH keys to authorize and authenticate yourself on GitHub and securely manage your source code.
1.Setup
1.1Introduction04:11
1.1
Introduction
04:11
1.2Installing Linux10:27
1.2
Installing Linux
10:27
1.3Getting Acquainted10:13
1.3
Getting Acquainted
10:13
1.4Installing Applications09:14
1.4
Installing Applications
09:14
2.Developing With Linux
2.1The Linux Filesystem09:06
2.1
The Linux Filesystem
09:06
2.2The Terminal13:51
2.2
The Terminal
13:51
2.3Setting up a Development Environment for Ruby14:38
2.3
Setting up a Development Environment for Ruby
14:38
2.4Installing a Ruby Version Manager09:57
2.4
Installing a Ruby Version Manager
09:57
3.Building an App
3.1Building our First Application in Ruby under Linux10:49
3.1
Building our First Application in Ruby under Linux
10:49
3.2Adding a New Feature19:14
3.2
Adding a New Feature
19:14
3.3Configuring Postgres08:18
3.3
Configuring Postgres
08:18
3.4Configuring Nginx14:20
3.4
Configuring Nginx
14:20
4.Finishing Up
4.1Pushing Your Code to GitHub07:33
4.1
Pushing Your Code to GitHub
07:33
4.2Final Tips02:45
4.2
Final Tips
02:45
