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Git Essentials for Beginners (3 Courses in 1 with Live Labs)

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Git Essentials for Beginners (3 Courses in 1 with Live Labs), available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.1, with 98 lectures, based on 157 reviews, and has 30233 subscribers.

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You will learn about Git Architecture Add, Delete, Move & Edit Files Revert/Undo File Changes Working with Branches Working with Tags Working with Aliases Ignoring Files Git Log Filtering Cloning a remote repository Merging Merging Types Merge Conflicts Branching Strategies Stashing Rebasing Searching Rewriting History Git Reset – Soft, Mixed and Hard This course is ideal for individuals who are Cloud Engineers & Architects or DevOps Engineers & Architects or Developers or Programmers or Software Managers or Modern Operations Managers It is particularly useful for Cloud Engineers & Architects or DevOps Engineers & Architects or Developers or Programmers or Software Managers or Modern Operations Managers.

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Title: Git Essentials for Beginners (3 Courses in 1 with Live Labs)

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.1

Number of Lectures: 98

Number of Published Lectures: 97

Number of Curriculum Items: 98

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 97

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Git Architecture
  • Add, Delete, Move & Edit Files
  • Revert/Undo File Changes
  • Working with Branches
  • Working with Tags
  • Working with Aliases
  • Ignoring Files
  • Git Log Filtering
  • Cloning a remote repository
  • Merging
  • Merging Types
  • Merge Conflicts
  • Branching Strategies
  • Stashing
  • Rebasing
  • Searching
  • Rewriting History
  • Git Reset – Soft, Mixed and Hard

Who Should Attend

  • Cloud Engineers & Architects
  • DevOps Engineers & Architects
  • Developers
  • Programmers
  • Software Managers
  • Modern Operations Managers

Target Audiences

  • Cloud Engineers & Architects
  • DevOps Engineers & Architects
  • Developers
  • Programmers
  • Software Managers
  • Modern Operations Managers

Version Control has always been part of the software development lifecycle to facilitate programmers to restore the previous versions and assist with release management. Git is a popular open-source distributed version control software and manages hundreds of branches with hundreds of programmers very efficiently.

In this course, you will learn the fundamentals of Git, which also aids in understanding Github, BitBucket, etc.

You will learn to install Git and learn all the fundamentals in a step-by-step approach. You will also learn the Git architecture, which is fundamentals in understanding Git.

You will learn to create git repositories and add, change and delete files. You will learn to commit changes to Git, compare commits, and review commit logs. You will also learn to undo changes and ignore files based on name, regular expression, and folder name.

You will also learn to use the git log command efficiently to filter the commit log.

Learning Objectives:

  • Different types of Version Control Systems

  • Installing Git on Linux, MAC, and Windows

  • Git Architecture – The Three Stages

  • Git States

  • Git Workflows

  • Initializing a repository

  • Git Configuration

  • Adding, Modifying, Moving & Deleting files

  • Adding Commit messages

  • Tracking files

  • Viewing commits and comparing versions

  • Undoing changes

  • Retrieving previous versions

  • Ignoring files by name, folders & regular expression

  • Creating Branches

  • Merging Branches

  • Merge Conflicts

  • Cloning Remote Repository

  • Branching Strategies

  • Stashing

  • Rebasing

  • Searching

  • Rewriting History

  • Git Reset – Soft, Mixed and Hard

With the perfect blend of animations and hands-on demos, the concepts are easy to grasp!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Lab Access

Lecture 1: Lab Access

Chapter 2: > > > > > Course 1 : Git Essentials < < < < <

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Chapter 3: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Module Overview

Lecture 2: What is a Version Control System?

Lecture 3: VCS Types

Lecture 4: Little History

Lecture 5: What is Git? Why Git?

Lecture 6: Git Landscape

Chapter 4: Git Installation & Basic Concepts

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Git Installation – Ubuntu 20.04

Lecture 3: Git Installation – MAC

Lecture 4: Git Installation – Windows 10

Lecture 5: Git Completion

Lecture 6: Git Configuration

Lecture 7: Git Help

Lecture 8: Initializing a Git Repository & ".git" Folder

Lecture 9: My First Commit

Lecture 10: Git Clone

Lecture 11: A Note on commit messages

Chapter 5: Git Architecture & Basic Operations

Lecture 1: Module Overview

Lecture 2: Git Architecture (3 Stages) & Workflow

Lecture 3: Hash values (SHA-1)

Lecture 4: The HEAD pointer

Lecture 5: Add & Edit Files

Lecture 6: Move, Rename and Delete Files

Lecture 7: View Changes

Lecture 8: Single Step to Add & Commit

Lecture 9: "add" dry-run

Lecture 10: Git diff – Part 1

Lecture 11: Git diff – Part 2

Chapter 6: Revert The Changes

Lecture 1: Module Overview

Lecture 2: Rollback File Changes

Lecture 3: Amend Commits

Lecture 4: Rollback a Commit

Lecture 5: Remove Untracked files

Chapter 7: Ignore Files

Lecture 1: Module Overview

Lecture 2: Ignoring Files

Lecture 3: Track empty directories

Lecture 4: Ignore tracked files

Chapter 8: Git Branches

Lecture 1: Module Overview

Lecture 2: Understanding Branches

Lecture 3: Create Branches & Switch

Lecture 4: Rename Branches

Lecture 5: Delete Branches

Lecture 6: Merging Branches

Lecture 7: Git Prompt Script

Chapter 9: Tags

Lecture 1: Module Overview

Lecture 2: What are Tags? (& Types)

Lecture 3: Create, List & Delete Tags

Lecture 4: Tags folder in ".git"

Lecture 5: ReTagging/Replacing Old Tags

Lecture 6: Checkout Tags & Detached HEAD

Chapter 10: Aliases

Lecture 1: Module Overview

Lecture 2: Git Aliases

Lecture 3: Git Alias Sample List

Chapter 11: Remote Repository & Commit Log Filtering

Lecture 1: Module Overview

Lecture 2: Clone a remote repository

Lecture 3: Review the cloned repo

Lecture 4: Commit Log Filtering – Part 1

Lecture 5: Commit Log Filtering – Part 2

Lecture 6: Commit Log Filtering – Part 3

Chapter 12: Couse 1: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Congrats & What's Next?

Chapter 13: > > > > > Course 2: Merging Types, Branching Types, Stash and Rebase

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Chapter 14: Merging & Conflicts

Lecture 1: Module Overview

Lecture 2: Merging Types

Lecture 3: Fast Forward Demo

Lecture 4: 3-way Merge Demo

Lecture 5: Simple Merge Conflicts

Lecture 6: Merge Conflicts Demo

Chapter 15: Branching Strategies

Lecture 1: Module Overview

Lecture 2: Branching Strategies

Chapter 16: Stashing

Lecture 1: Module Overview

Lecture 2: What is stashing?

Lecture 3: Stash Demo 1

Lecture 4: Stash Demo 2

Lecture 5: Stashing Techniques – Part 1

Lecture 6: Stashing Techniques – Part 2

Lecture 7: Creating a branch from a stash

Chapter 17: Rebasing

Lecture 1: Module Overview

Lecture 2: What is Rebasing?

Lecture 3: Rebase Demo

Chapter 18: Couse 2: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

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  • 5 stars: 72 votes

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