3 Methods for Adding Images to GItHub README Files

[@priyanujbora9089]

I used the last approach. It worked!! Thanks a lot!!!

[@rawhasan1180]

Wow! The last one was clever!! Thanks for showing it!

[@bruktawitwolde5517]

It was so simply to follow through! Thanks

[@mateusbalotin7247]

Very clear explanation. Also, you have a good background!
Thank you for the video and I hope you have an amazing week!!

[@gabrielmoraes4516]

AWESOME video! thank you!

[@mitchell3088]

Great video!!

[@arunkutz]

thank you ... this was very helful

[@andresreinoza8116]

this video is underated, thanks sean😎|

[@billiee9369]

this is so helpful, thanks !!

[@danielhill1677]

Thanks! You're awesome!

[@robertobaldizon8206]

Thanks! So helpful.

[@andrenations1]

helped me thankss brother

[@dejene8625]

Thanks sir, this is gonna help me a lot

[@reemayadav6648]

How to add screenshot images ??

[@kibetwalter8528]

Thank you

[@Islam-and-boxing]

I really favour the third approach but is it considered to be professional? I want to show best coding practices to use my github repositories for job applications
edit:
Forgot to say thank you, as this was very helpful.

[@seancdavis29]

Sure! There have been many clever uses of GitHub issues beyond strict issue tracking. I find the right approach here to be more of a matter of preference.

[@carlotadias9335]

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[@mikazukeyama8087]

I am beginner. It didn't help me and I couldn't figure it out. I wished he didn't skip any step and walkthrough from start.

[@isaacambi1914]

I wasted my time

[@annasahradyan9849]

Thanks! You're awesome!