Learn Git with Bitbucket Cloud, Sourcetree and GUI – HandsOn

Learn Git with Bitbucket Cloud, Sourcetree and GUI – HandsOn, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.2, with 89 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 212 reviews, and has 782 subscribers.

You will learn about Integrate Git with Bitbucket Cloud in their daily projects. Confidence to use Bitbucket in their application Most terminologies used in Bitbucket Work for any IT/non-IT companies and feel comfortable using Git commands on the development projects. Execute basic commands in the command line (Git Bash for Windows Users) Create branches, pull requests at Bitbucket Cloud and many more This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for anyone who has an interest in Version Control. or Anyone who wants to learn GIT with Bitbucket from Basics. or Developers who work on Coding in their projects in software development teams or This course is for anyone who is in the software industry. Version Control is that important. or This course is also for non-IT employees, Losing files of different versions could be just as detrimental as losing some source code. It is particularly useful for This course is for anyone who has an interest in Version Control. or Anyone who wants to learn GIT with Bitbucket from Basics. or Developers who work on Coding in their projects in software development teams or This course is for anyone who is in the software industry. Version Control is that important. or This course is also for non-IT employees, Losing files of different versions could be just as detrimental as losing some source code.

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Summary

Title: Learn Git with Bitbucket Cloud, Sourcetree and GUI – HandsOn

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.2

Number of Lectures: 89

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 82

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 90

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 83

Original Price: $94.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Integrate Git with Bitbucket Cloud in their daily projects.
Confidence to use Bitbucket in their application
Most terminologies used in Bitbucket
Work for any IT/non-IT companies and feel comfortable using Git commands on the development projects.
Execute basic commands in the command line (Git Bash for Windows Users)
Create branches, pull requests at Bitbucket Cloud and many more

Who Should Attend

This course is for anyone who has an interest in Version Control.
Anyone who wants to learn GIT with Bitbucket from Basics.
Developers who work on Coding in their projects in software development teams
This course is for anyone who is in the software industry. Version Control is that important.
This course is also for non-IT employees, Losing files of different versions could be just as detrimental as losing some source code.

Target Audiences

This course is for anyone who has an interest in Version Control.
Anyone who wants to learn GIT with Bitbucket from Basics.
Developers who work on Coding in their projects in software development teams
This course is for anyone who is in the software industry. Version Control is that important.
This course is also for non-IT employees, Losing files of different versions could be just as detrimental as losing some source code.

Thanks for your interest in this course 🙂

You are always my priority, GIT is mandatory if you want to be a developer !!

This course specially prepared for both IT/non-IT employees who are working with GIT with Bitbucket cloud version control system for their day-to-day assignments. Become a part of the Bitbucket cloud training, it is mandatory if you want to work with any IT company.

This course is not meant to be looked at as comprehensive on the topics of GIT, GIT commands, Bitbucket, Remote Repository, Branches, Merging, Pull Request, Reviewing the Pull Request and Retain Previous version of the Application.
This course has to be treated as an introduction to the topics of Git and Bitbucket. Once you complete the course, you will be able to work Independently on development projects to store the code/files.

Let me tell you a little bit about the course:

We start the course by defining Version Control and Git.
We then go over the Git Glossary, which are the practical terms used for Git.
We will Install GIT and Setup Bitbucket cloud Account followed by creating Remote Repository.
We will be creating new files and modifying new files in remote repository.
Then we will clone the repository to working repository using HTTPS and SSH protocol
Then we will go through the process of executing git commands, anything and everything from staging, committing, viewing the history of commits, Version tagging and many more
We will learn creating new development branches.
Then we will be doing new developments on new branch, once we have done things locally, we will move the changes to Bitbucket remote repository.
We will learn everything from cloning a repository, all the way to pushing up local commits.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and GIT Installation

Lecture 1: Welcome and Course Goals

Lecture 2: Course Overview

Lecture 3: What is Version Control System

Lecture 4: What is GIT

Lecture 5: Central Cloud Repository

Lecture 6: Advantages of GIT

Lecture 7: GIT Glossary – Part1

Lecture 8: GIT Glossary – Part2

Lecture 9: GIT Installation in Windows 10

Lecture 10: Install GIT in Your System

Chapter 2: Introduction to Bitbucket and Create Bitbucket Cloud Account (Hands On)

Lecture 1: Bitbucket Overview

Lecture 2: Create a Bitbucket Account

Lecture 3: Create a Remote Repository

Lecture 4: Add and Modify a File in a Remote Repository

Chapter 3: Cloning using HTTPS and SSH Urls (Hands On)

Lecture 1: Cloning Using HTTPS URL with Bitbucket Account Password (Old Method)

Lecture 2: GIT Clone using HTTPS URL with APP Password – Method 1 (New Process)

Lecture 3: GIT Clone using HTTPS URL with APP Password – Method 2 (New Process)

Lecture 4: Cloning Using SSH Url

Chapter 4: GIT Basic Commands Execution (Hands On)

Lecture 1: Git Status

Lecture 2: Staging and Unstaging Files

Lecture 3: Committing Files

Lecture 4: Pushing Changes

Lecture 5: Viewing File Differences

Lecture 6: Viewing History

Lecture 7: Deleting a File from Repository

Lecture 8: Version Tagging and Its Types

Lecture 9: Create different Types of Tags and List & Delete Tags

Lecture 10: Fetching Files from Remote Repo and Merging with Working Repo

Lecture 11: Stash the Development Work (Hide the Development Work)

Lecture 12: Restoring Stashed Development Work

Lecture 13: Using Git Bash Command Line : Remove Files from Remote Repo and Working Repo

Chapter 5: Branches and Pull Requests (Hands On)

Lecture 1: Create a New Branch

Lecture 2: git fetch and git checkout

Lecture 3: Development in New Branch

Lecture 4: Create a Pull Request

Lecture 5: Review and Merge the Changes

Lecture 6: Delete a Branch from Remote Repository

Lecture 7: Delete a Branch from Local Repository

Lecture 8: Revert to Previous Version

Lecture 9: Getting Started with Bitbucket – Challenge

Chapter 6: New Project Development in Local Repository (Hands On)

Lecture 1: Start New Project in Local Folder and Convert to VCS

Lecture 2: Git Init vs Git Clone

Lecture 3: Set OR Get Git Global Config User Name and Email ID

Lecture 4: Push Local Repository Development work to New Empty Remote Repository

Lecture 5: Delete Remote Repository

Lecture 6: Push Local Repository Development work to New Non-Empty Remote Repository

Lecture 7: Let's Revise the Steps

Lecture 8: Importance of .gitignore File in GIT

Chapter 7: GIT GUI (Graphical User Interface) – Git Operation through GUI (Hands On)

Lecture 1: What is GUI

Lecture 2: Cloning Remote Repository using GUI

Lecture 3: Let's play with GUI Tool !

Lecture 4: Stage, Un-Stage and Commit Changes using GUI Tool

Lecture 5: Amend Last Commit using git GUI

Lecture 6: Push Changes to Remote Repository using git GUI

Lecture 7: Create Local Development Branch using git GUI

Lecture 8: Switch between Local Branches using git GUI

Lecture 9: Visualize New DEV Branch development Commit History using git GUI

Lecture 10: Merge Local Development Branches changes with Local Master using git GUI

Lecture 11: Push Local Changes to Remote Repository using git GUI

Lecture 12: Push Newly Created Local DEV Branch to Remote Repository using git GUI

Lecture 13: Rename and Delete Local Branches using git GUI

Lecture 14: Delete Remote Branches using git GUI

Lecture 15: Fetch Changes from Remote Repository using git GUI

Lecture 16: What is Git Prune and How to Prune using Git GUI

Lecture 17: Git Pruning using Git Bash Command

Chapter 8: Merge Conflict – Explained with Realtime Example (Hands on)

Lecture 1: What is Merge Conflict

Lecture 2: How to Resolve Merge Conflict – Explained with Realtime Example

Chapter 9: SourceTree (Hands On)

Lecture 1: Introduction to Sourcetree

Lecture 2: Sourcetree Installation in Windows 10

Lecture 3: Clone Remote Repository using Sourcetree

Lecture 4: Stage, Commit and Push using Sourcetree

Lecture 5: Pull Changes using Sourcetree

Lecture 6: Create and Delete Tags using Sourcetree

Lecture 7: Create Branch and Checkout using Sourcetree

Lecture 8: Merge and Push Local development using Sourcetree

Lecture 9: Push New Local Development Branch to Remote Branch using Sourcetree

Lecture 10: Stash using Sourcetree

Lecture 11: Delete Stash using Sourcetree

Lecture 12: Create Pull Request using Sourcetree

Lecture 13: Delete Branch Using Sourcetree

Lecture 14: Git diff using Sourcetree

Chapter 10: End of the Course

Lecture 1: Congratulations!!

Instructors

Mahesha K
Senior Data Engineer | Senior Big Data Developer | Trainer

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5 stars: 96 votes

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