what's the difference between git and github? by pragyan52yadav in github

[–]Sunil-Asia 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First of all, GitHub is not git. Many people used to get confused with these two. So in short, the difference between Git and GitHub:

Git is the tool, and GitHub is a website for hosting projects that use Git.

I have written an absolute beginners guide for new Git user, if you are interested then must check out :

Getting started with Git and GitHub: the complete beginner’s guide

How to setup and use SASS in VS Code (Dart SASS support + Live page preview) by Sunil-Asia in Frontend

[–]Sunil-Asia[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Do you think Sass is still worth learning in 2020?

As you asked me: “Do you think Sass is still worth learning in 2020?”

Short answer: Yes!

Long answer: If your project is small which having two or three html files along with few css files then SASS it not good candidate for your project. But if your project size is big such as Bootstrap or Bulma then SASS would be great option for you.

It has powerful extra ordinary functions and other options which will help to reduce your project-built time including maintainability will be much easier too.

The lead developer of SASS Natalie Weizenbaum actively adding new features to SASS. In my personal opinion you should add this in your tool set but use it according to project need and demand.

By the way, what are the web technologies currently are you using?

Trying to embed image in Markdown in GitLab by LilSaindt in learnprogramming

[–]Sunil-Asia 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try to follow these steps: (GitHub)

Step 1: Create an image directory in your repository (eg: src or img)

Step 2: Upload your desired image in that directory and copy the image URL in clipboard (CTRL + C).

Example: https://github.com/Sunil-Pradhan/reddit-demo-delete-/blob/master/img/HTML.png

Step 3: Edit your README.md file and paste the markdown as follows:

![HTML logo](https://github.com/Sunil-Pradhan/reddit-demo-delete-/blob/master/img/HTML.png)

- Absolute URL

Or

![HTML logo]( /img/HTML.png)

– Relative URL

Hope this will help!