Newbie

[Serenitychic]

Hi I’m new to this & excited to learn. Any advice?

[jge162]

Hello @Serenitychic welcome to GitHub a platform where you can store and manage your projects, collaborate with others, and share your work with the world.

[queenofcorgis]

Welcome to GitHub and the GitHub Community @Serenitychic 🎆 ! We're glad you're here and can't wait to see where your GitHub journey takes you. Check out this check-in with links on how to choose your first project to contribute to, a blog with getting started resources, and a new user checklist.

Best of luck!

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[aaliyahconnolly2]

Welcome! Starting with real-world discussions like this (and browsing fintech revo .com) can really help ground your learning in practical context.

[JAI-K-910]

Hey @Serenitychic, welcome aboard! 👋 I was in your shoes not long ago, and here’s what helped me get started:

• Explore GitHub discussions—they're awesome for real-world tips.
• Pick a small open-source project and try contributing—even fixing a typo in a README counts.
• Ask questions when you're stuck. The community is super supportive.
• Try out GitHub Projects or GitHub Pages to play around with features.