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Git and GitHub for Beginners – Version Control & Management

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Git and GitHub for Beginners – Version Control & Management, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 84 lectures, based on 10 reviews, and has 50 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn everything you need to work with Git, from repositories, commits, branches, push and pull requests and much more Understand the in & outs of Git and how it works behind the scenes from understanding local & remote as well as local-tracking & remote-tracking branches Become a efficiently projects manager with Git & GitHub by managing your teams pull requests and comparing different branches of the project Create and publish your own website on GitHub using GitHub Pages Learn to collaborate with projects via Git & GitHub and contribute to open source repositories This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner or Web developers or Front End Web Developers or Back End Web developers or Full Stack Developers or Project managers It is particularly useful for Beginner or Web developers or Front End Web Developers or Back End Web developers or Full Stack Developers or Project managers.

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Title: Git and GitHub for Beginners – Version Control & Management

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 84

Number of Published Lectures: 83

Number of Curriculum Items: 85

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 84

Original Price: €69.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Learn everything you need to work with Git, from repositories, commits, branches, push and pull requests and much more
  • Understand the in & outs of Git and how it works behind the scenes from understanding local & remote as well as local-tracking & remote-tracking branches
  • Become a efficiently projects manager with Git & GitHub by managing your teams pull requests and comparing different branches of the project
  • Create and publish your own website on GitHub using GitHub Pages
  • Learn to collaborate with projects via Git & GitHub and contribute to open source repositories

Who Should Attend

  • Beginner or Web developers
  • Front End Web Developers
  • Back End Web developers
  • Full Stack Developers
  • Project managers

Target Audiences

  • Beginner or Web developers
  • Front End Web Developers
  • Back End Web developers
  • Full Stack Developers
  • Project managers

What is Version Control?

What is Git?

What is GitHub?

Why Should I learn Git and GitHub ?

All this questions are answered here.

Git and GitHub are essential tools that sooner or later each developer needs to learn.

Hi! My name is Norbert and this is my Git and GitHub for complete beginners course.

Eider you are a freelancer or work at a company the probabilities that you will collaborate with others on a project or multiple projects, are prate hi to most certain. Even if you go full lonely wolf you still need some sort of backup, redundancy, version control and remote repository system.

No matter if you’re just getting started with (web) development, or applying for a developer job or if you just need to refresh your knowledge on Git and GitHub, version control and version management are a core skills and a must know for all developers.

The best toll on the market for version control are Git and GitHub, and they are the most popular version management and repository systems. Also the synergy between Git and GitHub makes them a reliable source for remote work. Also combining them with Microsoft Visual Studio Code will increase your development speed.

This course will guide you from a complete beginner with 0 knowledge of Git and GitHub, to be confident and efficient when working with version control and version management systems.

Prier Knowledge?

Absolutely No prier knowledge is required.

What will you learn ?

  • Essential Mac and Windows terminal commends for

    • Accessing files and directories using the Mac Terminal and Windows cmd

    • Creating and Deleting files and directories using the Mac Terminal and Windows cmd

    • Flagging files and directories using the Mac Terminal and Windows cmd

    • Copying, Renaming and Moving files and directories using the Mac Terminal and Windows cmd

  • What is Git and version management

    • How Git works and how to install git on Mac and PC

    • How to create a repository in git

    • How to add, commnit and log your commits to a git repository

    • What are branches, how to create, merge and delete branches

    • How .gitignore works

  • What is GitHub remote control

    • How git and GitHub work together

    • How to go from a local repository to a remote repository

    • How to create a GitHub Account, and your first Remote repository

    • How to connect and pushing to your repository, also log your pushing history and branches

    • What are Remote and local tracking branches

    • How to create a local tracking branch

    • From Local-Remote Workflow important commands

    • From Remote to local repositories with “Cloning“

    • What is the upstream, branches with and without

    • How to delete branches and public commits

  • How GitHub collaboration works

    • What the difference between Public and Privat Repositories is

    • How to change a Public to a private repository and back

    • How to Fork a repository

    • How to create a pull request, accepting and merging the pull request to the main branch

    • How to add and remove collaborators from a repository

    • How to contribute to open source projects and repositories

  • How you can host your websites on GitHub

    • What is GitHub Pages and how it works

    • How to create a website using GitHub pages

    • What is a static site generator and how to create a static website and host it on GitHub

    • How to add more content to a website by adding multiple pages

    • How to publish and unpublish your website using GitHub Pages.

  • Real World Projects

    • Create and contribute to a modern-landing-page repository

    • Contribute to the BarniCoin-Blockchain (NOT A REAL BLOCKCHAIN)

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course Overview

Lecture 3: Course Terminologies

Lecture 4: What is Git

Lecture 5: What is GitHub

Lecture 6: Why learn Git and GitHub

Chapter 2: Mac and Windows terminal commends

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: GUI vs Text Commands

Lecture 3: Mac Terminology

Lecture 4: Mac Terminal basics

Lecture 5: Mac Terminal Accessing Folders

Lecture 6: Mac Terminal Creating and Deleting Files/Directories

Lecture 7: Mac Terminal Flagging & Removing Files/Folders

Lecture 8: Mac Terminal Copying, Moving, Renaming Files/Directories

Lecture 9: Mac Terminal Recap and cheatsheet

Lecture 10: Windows Terminology

Lecture 11: Windows ( cmd ) basic navigation

Lecture 12: Win cmd Absolute and Relative Navigation

Lecture 13: Windows cmd Creating and Deleting Files/Folders

Lecture 14: Windows cmd copy and Move Files/Folders

Lecture 15: Win commands recap and summary

Lecture 16: Useful links & Resources for Mac And Windows

Chapter 3: Git and version management

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: How Git works

Lecture 3: Working locally vs repository

Lecture 4: Branching

Lecture 5: Installing Git on Windows

Lecture 6: Installing Git on Mac

Lecture 7: Install VS Code

Lecture 8: What is a Repository, how initializing and committing works

Lecture 9: Adding to the Repository

Lecture 10: Commiting to a Repository

Lecture 11: Logging the Repository

Lecture 12: Creating and Working with Branches

Lecture 13: Merging different branches

Lecture 14: What is HEAD in Git?

Lecture 15: What is detached HEAD in Git

Lecture 16: Switching Branches in Git

Lecture 17: Deleting date form Working directory

Lecture 18: How to Undo Unstaged Changes

Lecture 19: How to Undo staged Changes

Lecture 20: How to delete commits in Git using git reset

Lecture 21: How to delete a branch in Git

Lecture 22: How to ignore files and directories to be tract in Git

Chapter 4: GitHub and remote controlled

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: How git & GitHub work together

Lecture 3: From a local repository to a remote repository

Lecture 4: Create a GitHub Account and UI Overview

Lecture 5: Connecting and pushing to your repository

Lecture 6: Pushing history and branches

Lecture 7: Remote and local tracking of branches

Lecture 8: Create a local tracking branch

Lecture 9: From Local-Remote Workflow important commands

Lecture 10: From Remote to local repositories with "Cloning"

Lecture 11: What is the upstream, branches with and without it.

Lecture 12: Deleting branches and public commits

Lecture 13: Recap

Chapter 5: GitHub collaboration

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Public vs privet repositories

Lecture 3: Changing Public to Private Repo

Lecture 4: Forking a existing repository, fork workflow

Lecture 5: Creating a pull request for a repository

Lecture 6: Merging pull request branches

Lecture 7: Adding Collaborators to repositories

Lecture 8: Removing Collaborators from repositories

Lecture 9: Contributing to open source

Chapter 6: Hosting websites on GitHub

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: What is GitHub Pages and how it works

Lecture 3: Create your own website on GitHub using GitHub pages

Lecture 4: Static site generator on GitHub

Lecture 5: Adding more content to your GitHub Pages

Lecture 6: Optional! Contribute to the website.

Lecture 7: Unpublishing a GitHub Pages website

Chapter 7: Real Collaborative Project

Lecture 1: Project overview

Lecture 2: Project objective

Lecture 3: Create a project repository

Lecture 4: Contribute to the project

Lecture 5: Accepting pull request and merging the contributor branch

Lecture 6: Publish your website on github

Chapter 8: Project add to the BarniCoin Blockchain

Lecture 1: Project overview

Lecture 2: Fork repo and create your own block

Lecture 3: Repository for the BarniCoin Blockchain

Chapter 9: Extra content

Lecture 1: More Course

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