The Ultimate Git Course 2024: Zero to Hero

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction To the Git

Lecture 1: What is Git & Why every company loves Git

Lecture 2: Various way to use Git

Lecture 3: Setting Up Git in System

Lecture 4: Configuring User for Git

Lecture 5: How to make Git Bash Look Good

Chapter 2: Dive into Git Basics

Lecture 1: Introduction of this Section

Lecture 2: Initialising the Git Project

Lecture 3: How Git Really Works

Lecture 4: Exercise for Git Workflow

Lecture 5: Adding files to the Staging area

Lecture 6: Let’s Commit our first files

Lecture 7: When should we commit?

Lecture 8: Exercise for the Commit

Lecture 9: How to skip Staging area?

Lecture 10: Remove files from areas

Lecture 11: How to ignore some files to Stage

Lecture 12: Viewing Changes between areas

Lecture 13: Shortcut for Status

Lecture 14: Viewing The History

Lecture 15: Unstagging the Files

Lecture 16: Discarding Changes in Local files

Lecture 17: Restoring to it’s earlier version

Lecture 18: Performing git basic operations with VS code

Lecture 19: Introduction of Github Desktop

Lecture 20: Introduction of Git Kraken

Lecture 21: Summary PDF of this Section

Chapter 3: Deeply watching the History in Git

Lecture 1: Introduction of this Section

Lecture 2: Clone the Project for Practice

Lecture 3: Exploring Log Command in Details

Lecture 4: Filtering the History

Lecture 5: Setting Shortcut For Frequesntly used Commands – Alias

Lecture 6: View Specific Commit in More Details

Lecture 7: How to compare two commits

Lecture 8: Returning to the Specific Version (Checkout in Git)

Lecture 9: Detecting the bugged commit with Bisect

Lecture 10: Getting the List of Contributes

Lecture 11: Browsing the History of the File

Lecture 12: Author of Each Line in File

Lecture 13: Marking Commits with Tags

Lecture 14: Commit History in Github Desktop

Lecture 15: Browsing History using VS Code & Gitkraken

Lecture 16: Summary PDF of This Section

Chapter 4: Working with Branches & Merge in Git

Lecture 1: Introduction of this Section

Lecture 2: What is Branch in Git?

Lecture 3: Creating a new branch

Lecture 4: See the Changes between branches

Lecture 5: Mastering Stashing in Git

Lecture 6: Understanding Merge in Details

Lecture 7: Applying Fast-forward Merging

Lecture 8: Non Fast-forward Merging

Lecture 9: 3-way Merging

Lecture 10: Clear branch after we merge

Lecture 11: How to resolve conflict in Git

Lecture 12: Abort the conflict merge command

Lecture 13: Reset the Merge Commit

Lecture 14: Revert the Merge Commit

Lecture 15: Squash Merging for Clean Bad Commit History

Lecture 16: Rebase the Branch

Lecture 17: Resolving Conflicts while doing Rebase

Lecture 18: How to add one commit to another branch – Cherry Pick Technique

Lecture 19: How to add specific file to another branch

Lecture 20: Branch & Merge in VS Code

Lecture 21: Branch & Merge in Github Desktop

Lecture 22: Branch & Merge in GitKraken

Lecture 23: Summary PDF of This Section

Chapter 5: Working with Team using Git & Github

Lecture 1: Introduction of this Section

Lecture 2: Overview of Working in Team

Lecture 3: How to Upload local git project on Github

Lecture 4: How to create a new Repository on Github

Lecture 5: Adding team members to your project

Lecture 6: Clone Git Repository in our Machine

Lecture 7: Fetching the changes

Lecture 8: Pull Command

Lecture 9: Push Changes to the Remote Repository

Lecture 10: Pushing Tags

Lecture 11: Creating Releases for Github

Lecture 12: Working with Branches

Lecture 13: Real World scenario for Working with Branch

Lecture 14: Practical Showcase of Working with branch

Lecture 15: Creating Pull Requests on Github

Lecture 16: Resolving Conflicts while Pull Requests

Lecture 17: Creating Issues on Github

Lecture 18: Adding Milestones in GitHub

Lecture 19: Workflow of Working on Open Source Project

Lecture 20: How to work on Open Source Project

Lecture 21: Sync Local and Fork with base repository

Lecture 22: Collaboration tools in VS Code

Lecture 23: Collaboration using Github Desktop

Lecture 24: Collaboration using GitKraken

Lecture 25: Summary PDF of This Section

Chapter 6: Cleaning & Organising History

Lecture 1: Introduction of this Section

Lecture 2: Rewriting History

Lecture 3: Undo the Commits in Details