The final project for the course. It pulls every exam domain into one piece of verifiable proof that you can use GitHub, not just answer questions about it.
A small but complete GitHub presence: a profile, a project repository, a published portfolio site, and one real open-source contribution.
Work through these in order. Each maps to one or more exam domains.
- Create a GitHub profile README (a repo named after your username with a
README.md) - domains 1.0, 2.0 - Create a repository with a clear README - domain 2.0
- Open three issues and add labels - domains 3.0, 5.0
- Create a Project board and add your issues to it - domain 5.0
- Create a branch and make at least two commits - domain 1.0
- Open a pull request that links an issue with a closing keyword - domain 3.0
- Merge the pull request and confirm the issue closed - domain 3.0
- Add a SECURITY.md file - domain 6.0
- Enable two-factor authentication on your account - domain 6.0
- Publish a GitHub Pages portfolio - domain 2.0
- Fork the collaboration sandbox and submit a contribution pull request - domains 3.0, 7.0
- Add a LICENSE to your project repository - domain 7.0
Gather these four links as your proof and submit them wherever your cohort or the Certy course asks:
GitHub profile URL: https://github.com/<your-username>
Lab repo URL: https://github.com/<your-username>/<your-repo>
GitHub Pages URL: https://<your-username>.github.io/<your-repo>/
Pull request URL: https://github.com/CertyPro/certy-gh900-collaboration-sandbox/pull/<n>
Most exam prep stops at multiple-choice. This capstone gives you a portfolio you can show an employer and a contribution history that proves the skills are real.
- Re-read the relevant exam objective.
- Revisit the matching task.
- Ask in the sandbox Discussions.