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An animated visualization of octocat/Spoon-Knife's Git history in February 2014, built by 1 contributor. The codebase reached 4 lines, mostly HTML. The video runs 11 seconds.
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Language
HTML
Contributors
1
Lines of Code
4
From
2014-02-12
To
2014-02-12
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About octocat/Spoon-Knife
Spoon-Knife is a demonstration repository created by GitHub to teach users how to fork projects and contribute changes back to open-source work. The project itself is intentionally minimal, consisting of basic HTML, and serves no functional purpose beyond being a learning tool. It's designed specifically for beginners who want to practice the forking workflow, which involves creating a personal copy of someone else's project, making modifications, and submitting pull requests to propose those changes back to the original repository.
The repository emphasizes GitHub's collaborative development model by showing how forking acts as a bridge between an original project and a contributor's personal copy. By working with this simple, low-stakes example, new developers can learn the mechanics of social coding on GitHub without worrying about breaking anything important. The project includes guidance on submitting pull requests and links to GitHub's official forking guide to support the learning process.
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