A while back I shared Commitea, my project to teach Git and GitHub in Spanish, with a repo of docs and an interactive visualizer. Since then I kept adding things — search, feedback widget, dark mode, a changelog page.
But there was still a gap between "reading how something works" and "actually knowing how to do it." So I built the piece that closes that gap: challenges verified against your real GitHub account.
What changed
Instead of reading how a merge or a Pull Request works and moving on, you now do it — in your own GitHub, with your own Git — and Commitea checks the result against the real API, not a checkbox you tick yourself.
The flow:
