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Welcome, humans.
GitHub for TOTAL beginners, LIVE now
AI can build you an app before you’ve learned what a repo, branch, or pull request is. Which is great, right up until somebody tells you to “push it to GitHub” and you realize those words apparently have meanings.
So we’re LIVE right now with Cassidy Williams, GitHub’s Senior Director of Developer Advocacy, for a GitHub crash course built specifically for people who did not come up as developers.
Why Cassidy? She’s spent her career doing the rare combination of building software and making technical ideas actually understandable. Before GitHub, she worked across companies including Amazon, CodePen, Netlify, Venmo, and Contenda, and she’s also a longtime open-source builder, speaker, startup advisor, and teacher. Her whole thing is making tech feel less intimidating, which is pretty much exactly who we wanted for this.
We’re starting from zero
What GitHub actually is and why you’d use it
Repos, branches, pushing, pulling, merging, cloning, and forking
How to connect AI coding agents to GitHub
How to safely push and merge code
Worktrees, GitHub Actions, key management, deployment, and more
Corey and Grant will be asking the “okay, but what does that actually mean?” questions, plus we’ll take questions from the live chat.
The goal: get you from “AI built me an app... now what?” to actually understanding how to manage, collaborate on, and safely ship your code.
Want to go deeper after the livestream? We’ve got a full GitHub learning playlist you can work through at your own pace.
🎥 Also new: OpenAI Astra Changes Everything, But Not How You Think
If you missed yesterday’s episode, Corey and Grant spent 90+ minutes on what happens when the AI model itself stops being the obvious bottleneck.
We got into OpenAI Astra, recurrent-depth reasoning, AI cyber capabilities, Gemini 3.8 Flash, computer-using agents, local AI hardware, Mac Studio vs. DGX Spark, data-center power constraints, and ChatGPT ads.
Plus a $399 open-source robot duck and a $500 AI toothbrush, because apparently this is where civilization is headed.
Stay curious,
The Neuron Team
