Git and GitHub Beginners crash course

Git and GitHub Beginners crash course, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 30 lectures, based on 125 reviews, and has 2228 subscribers.

You will learn about Install Git Initialize a repository Add files to staging index Commit files to repository Write commit messages Understand the Git three-tree architecture Understand git workflow Track when files are added and modified Create gitignore file to exclude files and directories Create remote repository Create and merging branches Understand HEAD Pull updates Push updates This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner programmers or Beginner developers or Beginner web designers or Anyone who wants to share their work or People working remotely on same projects It is particularly useful for Beginner programmers or Beginner developers or Beginner web designers or Anyone who wants to share their work or People working remotely on same projects.

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Summary

Title: Git and GitHub Beginners crash course

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 30

Number of Published Lectures: 30

Number of Curriculum Items: 30

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 30

Original Price: $119.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Install Git
Initialize a repository
Add files to staging index
Commit files to repository
Write commit messages
Understand the Git three-tree architecture
Understand git workflow
Track when files are added and modified
Create gitignore file to exclude files and directories
Create remote repository
Create and merging branches
Understand HEAD
Pull updates
Push updates

Who Should Attend

Beginner programmers
Beginner developers
Beginner web designers
Anyone who wants to share their work
People working remotely on same projects

Target Audiences

Beginner programmers
Beginner developers
Beginner web designers
Anyone who wants to share their work
People working remotely on same projects

This course shows you how to use Git, the popular open-source version control software, to manage changes to source code and text files. The course is a beginners crash course that will teach you the basics of this popular open source version control system.�

Version control allows collaborative development which makes it easy for teams to work together on projects.
The effective use of version control is important and a useful skill for developers to have in their tool kit.

Git is a version control system which is like a series of snapshots of your code which can be referenced at any time.
GitHub is a web based graphical interface where you can publish and host your Git repositories and collaborate with other people or teams. Git and GitHub has become the industry-standard version control and publishing platform . Git allows you to track changes and your development process and when used with GitHub it becomes an effective backup mechanism.

This course is for absolute beginners and will introduce you to the basics of using a version control system called Git and a collaboration platform called GitHub . Although this course does not involve any programming students who have a basic knowledge of programming or simple HTML might find it easier to follow along . Also experience of using the command line might come in handy though not mandatory as the course is so basic anyone can follow along easily.

What you will learn include how to :

Install git
Commit files to repository
Write commit messages
Understand the Git three-tree architecture
Understand git workflow
Track when files are added and modified
Create ignore file to exclude files and directories
Create remote repository
Create and merging branches
Understand HEAD
Pull updates
Push updates

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Git

Lecture 3: What is GitHub

Lecture 4: Basic Git Architecture Illustration

Lecture 5: Git workflow basic illustration

Lecture 6: Creating a GitHub Account

Lecture 7: Installing SublimeText

Lecture 8: Installing Git

Lecture 9: Basic Git Configuration

Lecture 10: Retrieving specific configuration settings

Lecture 11: Creating a file and directory with Git Bash

Lecture 12: Initialize empty git repository

Lecture 13: Adding files to staging index

Lecture 14: More ways to add files to staging

Lecture 15: Committing files to repository

Lecture 16: Using Git Help

Lecture 17: Creating gitignore file

Lecture 18: Editing and re-committing changes

Lecture 19: Creating a git branch

Lecture 20: Merging Branches

Chapter 2: Creating Remote Repository on Github

Lecture 1: Create remote repository

Lecture 2: Create README.md file

Lecture 3: Edit README.md file

Lecture 4: Clone a remote repository

Lecture 5: Introduction to Forking a Repo

Lecture 6: How To Fork A Repo

Lecture 7: Getting updates by pulling

Lecture 8: How to view the commit log

Lecture 9: What is HEAD?

Lecture 10: Thank You

Instructors

Bluelime Learning Solutions
Making Learning Simple

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2 stars: 4 votes
3 stars: 22 votes
4 stars: 44 votes
5 stars: 54 votes

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