Collaboration in GitHub

GitHub is used by developers to collaborate and share the changes made by them remotely. Where other developers can pull the changes that are made by others and can stay up-to-date and can manage workflow efficiently. The following are the aspects we should consider while collaborating on GitHub.

1. The registry is a collection of repositories that contain the files pushed by developers. The registry will be maintained remotely who have the access to the they can access the repository and can pull the repository and make the changes and push back to the registry with the changes. 
2. The repository is a collection of no.of files and folders which is located remotely in the registry where each a every developer who is working on the project can make the changes. In GitHub you can creaate public repository where every one can acesess the repository and private repository where only developer who had aceses can work on it. 
3. By using “git pull“ command you can pull the code from the GitHub and can stay upto date with the otheer developers. 
4. “Git push” command will help you to push the code to Github remote repository with the changes that you have made and from there other developers will the pull code and can stay uptodate.
5. To increase the coordination between team members GitHub provides different collaboration tools like inline commenting, notifications, integaration and project boards etc. 

Pre-requisite: Git & GitHub 

Collaboration is the way different people can work on the same project together. It is like creating a group in GitHub just like Groups in other social media. The people added to the collaborator’s list can be able to push, merge, and do other kinds of similar things on the project.