abhishek-kumar09/github-slideshow

This repository is a hands-on training space created for GitHub's Learning Lab program. It's designed to teach beginners how to use GitHub by walking them through an interactive course. Instead of just reading instructions, you learn by doing: a bot acts as your instructor and communicates with you directly through GitHub's issue and pull request features. The way it works is straightforward. When you start the course, an automated bot greets you and creates an issue in the repository's issue tracker. You follow the bot's guidance and complete tasks within the project, and the bot responds to your actions with feedback and next steps. The repository itself contains a slide presentation built on an open-source tool called reveal.js, which serves as the practical backdrop for the exercises you complete. This project is meant for people who are new to version control and want to learn how GitHub works. For example, if you are a project manager, a founder, or a beginner developer who has never created a pull request or managed an issue, this course gives you a safe sandbox to practice. You would use it to build confidence with GitHub's core collaboration features before working on real projects with a team. One notable detail is that the project is built on reveal.js, a popular framework for creating presentations that run in a web browser. The course creators modified the history of the repository specifically to make it work smoothly as a teaching tool. The goal is to remove friction so you can focus entirely on learning the workflow rather than troubleshooting the underlying code.