Command Line Git

Command Line Git, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.15, with 38 lectures, based on 160 reviews, and has 8526 subscribers.

You will learn about Become a productive user of git How to use git through the command line Understanding git commands in detail git status – Current state of your local repo git add – Adding your changes for tracking git commit – Staging your files for upload git push – Saving Files to the git server .gitignore – ignore file types in git Preview of Markdown Language git stash and pop – Putting away files for later git diff – Comparing differences between separate versions of work Removing files from your git repository This course is ideal for individuals who are Data Scientists or Business Analysts or Data Analysts or Developers or Programmers It is particularly useful for Data Scientists or Business Analysts or Data Analysts or Developers or Programmers.

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Summary

Title: Command Line Git

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 38

Number of Published Lectures: 38

Number of Curriculum Items: 38

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 38

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Become a productive user of git
How to use git through the command line
Understanding git commands in detail
git status – Current state of your local repo
git add – Adding your changes for tracking
git commit – Staging your files for upload
git push – Saving Files to the git server
.gitignore – ignore file types in git
Preview of Markdown Language
git stash and pop – Putting away files for later
git diff – Comparing differences between separate versions of work
Removing files from your git repository

Who Should Attend

Data Scientists
Business Analysts
Data Analysts
Developers
Programmers

Target Audiences

Data Scientists
Business Analysts
Data Analysts
Developers
Programmers

This course is designed to get you proficient and comfortable with using git in under a day! You will find a focused course on where you’ll dive in immediately into using git. While this is not an exhaustive course on git, it does focus on what you are likely to use 70% – 90% of the time. You will be set up for mastery and advanced usage of git if you decide to do so.

This course requirements are minimal. All you’ll need is

a laptop
a GitHub Account (free btw),

In Section 1, we cover

git overview – how git works
git install instructions (very simple)
GitHub account creation
rsa key setup for security
creating your first repository
adding and committing files
pushing / saving your files to github
pull requests and merges
git pull (local)

In Section 2, we become Pros!

git add – add and modify files
git commit – commenting your changes
git push – saving to the server
PRs and Merges – bringing it all together
git pull – copying latest changes locally

In Section 03, is our bonus material that is of high value

.gitignore
markdown
git stash and git pop
git diff
removing / deleting files from GitHub

And the best thing of all, this course can be completed in a day, and you can gain proficiency over a weekend! It’s that quick and easy!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Understanding Git

Lecture 1: Introduction: Git Overview

Lecture 2: Creating a GitHub Account

Lecture 3: Creating your first git repository

Lecture 4: Recap of GitHub Repository Creation

Lecture 5: Accessing your Account Settings in GitHub

Lecture 6: Generating RSA Keys

Lecture 7: Adding a Public RSA Key to GitHub

Lecture 8: RSA Keys Recap

Lecture 9: Cloning Your New Repository

Lecture 10: Creating a README for your repository

Lecture 11: Saving your README file to GitHub

Lecture 12: Previewing your saved work on GitHub

Lecture 13: Saving your first work file to GitHub

Lecture 14: Exercise 01: Modify your file and save (push) to GitHub

Lecture 15: Solution to Exercise 01

Lecture 16: Creating New Files and a New Branch

Lecture 17: Recap: Creating New Files and a New Branch

Lecture 18: Comparing Branches (Visually)

Lecture 19: Pull Requests and Merging

Lecture 20: Git Pull: Download the Latest code version

Chapter 2: Practice

Lecture 1: Exercise: Make Changes and Create a Branch

Lecture 2: Solution to Exercise: Changes and Create a Branch

Lecture 3: Exercise: Add and Commit Changes

Lecture 4: Solution to Exercise: Add and Commit Changes

Lecture 5: Recap: A look at what changed after Exercise 03

Lecture 6: Exercise: Push changes to GitHub

Lecture 7: Solution to Exercise: Pushing to GitHub

Lecture 8: Exercise: Pull Request and Merge to master

Lecture 9: Solution to Exercise: Pull Request and Merge

Lecture 10: Exercise: Pull latest code

Lecture 11: Solution to Exercise: Pull latest code

Chapter 3: Bonus Material

Lecture 1: Congrats Git Pro!

Lecture 2: .gitignore

Lecture 3: Markdown

Lecture 4: git stash and pop

Lecture 5: git diff

Lecture 6: remove file

Lecture 7: Course Finale: References and Recommendations

Instructors

Oscar Valles
Analytics and Business Intelligence Professional

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1 stars: 2 votes
2 stars: 4 votes
3 stars: 23 votes
4 stars: 56 votes
5 stars: 75 votes

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