Git - Step by Step Guide
Genre: eLearning | MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz
Language: English | VTT | Size: 2.01 GB | Duration: 5h 1m

What you'll learn
Create a repository from scratch and clone an existing repository
Add, edit, delete files in repo
Track the change history, show commit logs, format logs
Undo changes
Working with Branches
Merge, rebase, resolving conflicts
Working with Remote Repository, Github
Set branch protection rules on remote repository
Create Issue on Github, link them to the commits
Create pull requests

Requirements
Basic computer skills like ability to install software on your computer and running commands from terminal
Description
Git, is the most popular version control system and having this tool in your toolbelt is crucial if you practice software development professionally.

It may be intimidating to work with a command line tool. But in this course, we will practice a lot and will learn the commands in meaningful use cases. In the end of this course, you won't be having the fear of making mistake when working with git.

We will learn how do we

track or untrack files

commit changes to local repository

check local change history

reset our changes

undo commits

create and use branch

syncronize branches with rebase and merge

cherry-pick commit from one branch to another

create tags to mark our commits with custom names

We will practice the commands for tracking files or untracking a file, and we will practice branching and we will see how we can syncronize our branches with the commands like merge or rebase.

We will be using Github as remote repository. We will see how do we

configure Github to protect branches

create issues

link issues to commits

create pull requests

resolve conflicts

All major workflows are visualized by both in real practices and on graph to make sure nothing will be left vague and unclear in your mind.

By following each step in this course, you will be creating a git cheat sheet for yourself in the end.

Who this course is for:
Software engineers, developers
Anyone who needs to handle their manual file version tracking task to be taking care by a source control system