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Enable collaboration

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Enable collaboration

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- [Instructor] I want us to talk more about how we can enable collaboration on projects. There are two different things I want us to look at. The first is how to add collaborators to your projects and the second is how you can become a collaborator on an open source project. You may be thinking we've already been doing collaboration in our Explore California repositories. We have two versions. We have the Explore California one and the Lynda version. These are two people collaborating. Well, we've been kind of faking it because both these repositories are logging in to GitHub using the same set of user credentials. In my case, they're both logging in as Kevin Skoglund. So I have two repositories pretending to be two different people, but it's really the same GitHub user. And if I made commits in each one of these repositories and pushed them up to GitHub, you wouldn't be able to tell the difference between the users. What if we want other GitHub users to be able to access our project?…

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