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Utkarsh Yadav
Utkarsh Yadav

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Making GitHub Portfolio

New Features are awesome and some of them are for good. GitHub brought you some secret features that are no more a secret. and is spreading like a 🔥.

Let's not waste time and strike is down...

Making your README Platter

Prerequisite : Markdown writing skills

Step 1 : Making a repository.

  • + sign is where you have to hit.
  • select new repository.

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Step 2: Naming Conventions.

Name the Repository same as your GitHub Username. No other way allowed.

Then a special message pops out see below.

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Make the Repository Public as to show the changes and Readme Platter to whoever visit your profile.

Step 3: Give a Nice touch..

This is what's on your part to play with. I am done here.

If you wants any of the suggestions. or do not know what to write.

You can consider my repository as an example.

Hi 👋, I'm Utkarsh Yadav

M.Sc. Web Engineering Student in Technische Universität Chemnitz, and a Software Developer.

Uyadav207

  • 🔭 I’m currently working on Next.js, TypeScript, Test Driven Development (TDD)

  • 🌱 I’m currently learning How to build application using Nextjs

  • 👨‍💻 All of my projects are available at Portfolio

  • 💬 Ask me about React, Next, JavaScript, Designing UI, Node.js

  • 📫 How to reach me utkarshyadav.tuc@gmail.com

  • 📄 Know about my experiences CV

Connect with me:

yadavutkarsh

Languages and Tools:

bootstrap cplusplus css3 express figma gatsby git html5 javascript mongodb nodejs postgresql postman react tailwind typescript

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Dan Jones

I haven't tried this yet, but one of the early screenshots I saw from GitHub showed that you can use your .github repo, instead of a <username> repo, and that will also work.