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You can customize your git profile, by editing your readme.md.

-If you’d like to see mine as a reference you can find it here.

• I just realized some of the code I was referencing in my git profile for this is no longer available so isn’t rendering correctly, I’ll fix that soon.

• Again, like LinkedIn, have a nice profile picture, I used an AI generated headshot, you can find more info about that in the LinkedIn doc. This is a list of AI sites that can do that for you.

• You’ll also see that I have a website connected to mine, not a necessity, but if you have a profile website, you can link it there.

• I also have my LinkedIn connected to that, I would call that a necessity.

• There are a ton of cool options for a great profile readme, you can find a huge list of options here.

NOTE: THE ABOVE IS A SLIGHTLY HARDER OPTION AS YOU WILL HAVE TO ACTUALLY MANIPULATE THE CODE, THE LINK BELOW LEADS TO THE FAR EASIER OPTION, JUST DEPENDS ON HOW MUCH CUSTOMIZATION YOU’D LIKE.

• This video is a good walkthrough on how to customize, and shows a few other websites where you can get this auto-generated if you don’t want to mess with the actual code., he starts at minute 6. Using the site he uses which is profileMe is MUCH easier than altering the readme yourself. I didn’t know that site existed when I did mine, so I might actually go back and use that site.

AS I CONSTANTLY SUGGEST, WORK WITH DAVID ROBERTS, WHO IS IN OUR SLACK.

you can find his coursework here to access his coursework for FREE (thank you Trevor) You must message him on our slack first.