Git & GitHub Masterclass

Git & GitHub Masterclass, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.51, with 76 lectures, based on 1701 reviews, and has 12701 subscribers.

You will learn about Use Git and GitHub in the way that modern development teams use them. Understand the ideal structure of a repository. Learn how GitHub will enable great collaboration in a development team. Master the git commands that will help you explore any repository. Leverage Markdown in your GitHub repositories. Publish your repositories in public websites through GitHub Pages. Feel comfortable contributing to a repository, whether open source or as part of your job. Understand how GitHub is the foundation for more advanced development practices such as CI/CD and DevOps. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who is willing and eager to learn more about Git and Github. It is particularly useful for Anyone who is willing and eager to learn more about Git and Github.

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Summary

Title: Git & GitHub Masterclass

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.51

Number of Lectures: 76

Number of Published Lectures: 74

Number of Curriculum Items: 76

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 74

Original Price: $69.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Use Git and GitHub in the way that modern development teams use them.
Understand the ideal structure of a repository.
Learn how GitHub will enable great collaboration in a development team.
Master the git commands that will help you explore any repository.
Leverage Markdown in your GitHub repositories.
Publish your repositories in public websites through GitHub Pages.
Feel comfortable contributing to a repository, whether open source or as part of your job.
Understand how GitHub is the foundation for more advanced development practices such as CI/CD and DevOps.

Who Should Attend

Anyone who is willing and eager to learn more about Git and Github.

Target Audiences

Anyone who is willing and eager to learn more about Git and Github.

Git is the most used version control system for programmers in the world. GitHub, with 57 million repositories (projects) and 28 million users is the largest host of source code in the world.

The reality is, developers of all levels need to have a mastery of these tools.�

Why?

Firstly, because employers are demanding these skills. Developers who don’t know Git and GitHub have less opportunities available to them because so many companies are using one or both of these technologies.

Secondly, if you don’t know how to use this technology you literally won’t be able to function as a programmer anywhere that version control is used. And thats most companies! Don’t get left behind!

This course was designed to get you back in the race – by giving you a mastery of both Git and GitHub!

You will learn all the basics of Git and GitHub, everything from what a repository is, to adding your code to one.

Commits, Pull Requests, Forks, Cloning a repository, Branches, Handling Merge conflicts, Continuous Integration and Delivery, Markdown, GitHub Pages and Google Colab – It’s all here.

But in addition to that you will learn how to use Git and GitHub in real life development situations, rather than learning theory only – So you will know how to use Git and GitHub the right way, and be ready to apply it to your professional development career.

Eduardo, your course instructor has structured this course in such a way that you will be able to follow the videos step by step and apply each concept as you go and finally build up to the final section on Continuous Integration / Continuous Delivery (a topic which is not covered by other Git and GitHub courses).

You truly will be a master of Git and GitHub by the end of the course.

I could go on and on about what’s in the course, but all you really need to know is that this is a comprehensive course on the topic and Eduardo as the instructor, and Learn Programming Academy as the publisher have a great track record of producing high quality courses. So you can be assured that its the right training you need to master Git and GitHub. This course is ready for you now.

Are you ready to start? Click the Enroll button to get started. Note that you can also check out some of the course content by using the free preview feature on this page.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started with Git

Lecture 1: What is Version Control

Lecture 2: Install Git on Windows

Lecture 3: Install Git on macOS

Lecture 4: Install Git on Linux

Lecture 5: Setup Git Workspace on Windows

Lecture 6: Setup Git Workspace on macOS 10.15+

Lecture 7: Setup Git Workspace on Mac/Linux

Lecture 8: Executing a First Commit

Lecture 9: Understanding The Full Commiting Process

Lecture 10: Reviewing File Changes

Lecture 11: Missing Git Configurations

Chapter 2: Getting Started with GitHub

Lecture 1: Git and GitHub

Lecture 2: Create your GitHub account

Lecture 3: Pushing your Local Repo to GitHub

Lecture 4: Editing Code and Commiting from GitHub

Lecture 5: Pulling from the Remote

Lecture 6: Check for changes with Git Status

Chapter 3: Fork and Clone

Lecture 1: Intro to Forking GitHub Repositories

Lecture 2: Cloning a Repository

Lecture 3: Exploring Git Logs

Lecture 4: Getting Commit and File Details with Git

Lecture 5: Exploring Commit and File Details from GitHub

Lecture 6: Making Changes

Lecture 7: Undoing Changes and Reverting Commits

Chapter 4: Working with Branches

Lecture 1: Good Version Control Practices

Lecture 2: What is a Branch?

Lecture 3: Creating a Branch with Git

Lecture 4: Creating a Branch with GitHub

Lecture 5: Adding a gitignore File

Lecture 6: Syncing Branches

Lecture 7: Graph the Branches on the Terminal

Lecture 8: Merging Branches in the Terminal

Lecture 9: Pull Requests in GitHub

Chapter 5: Merge Conflicts

Lecture 1: When do Merge Conflicts Happen?

Lecture 2: Types of Merges

Lecture 3: A First Merge Conflict

Lecture 4: Solving the Conflict

Lecture 5: Merge Conflicts on GitHub

Lecture 6: Solving Merge Conflicts on GitHub

Lecture 7: Adding Tags to the Repository

Chapter 6: Collaboration in GitHub

Lecture 1: Colaboration on Private Repos and Cloning to Colab

Lecture 2: Protecting Branches on GitHub

Lecture 3: Requiring Reviews in Pull Requests

Lecture 4: Working with Issues and PRs in GitHub

Chapter 7: Working with an Open Source Project

Lecture 1: Adding a README file

Lecture 2: Adding the important Templates

Lecture 3: Filtering the Git Log to Better Understand the repo

Lecture 4: The Full Contribution Flow – Beyond Pull Requests

Lecture 5: Importance and Naming of Feature Branches

Lecture 6: Importance of Descriptive Commits

Chapter 8: Markdown

Lecture 1: Introduction to Markdown

Lecture 2: Formatting Text with Markdown

Lecture 3: Creating Lists with Markdown

Lecture 4: Adding Tables and Links with Markdown

Lecture 5: Images and Videos using Markdown

Lecture 6: Writing Code Blocks using Markdown

Lecture 7: The Notion App

Chapter 9: GitHub Pages

Lecture 1: Intro to GitHub Pages

Lecture 2: Creating the Page's Content

Lecture 3: Publishing a GitHub Page

Chapter 10: Using Git and GitHub from the IDE

Lecture 1: Intro to Git in Different IDEs

Lecture 2: Git and GitHub in Android Studio

Lecture 3: Git and GitHub in Xcode

Lecture 4: Git and GitHub in Visual Studio Code

Lecture 5: Git and GitHub in Visual Studio

Lecture 6: Git and GitHub in VS for Mac

Lecture 7: Git and GitHub in IntelliJ

Lecture 8: Git and GitHub in Eclipse

Chapter 11: Intro to Continuous Integration and Delivery

Lecture 1: What is Continuous Integration

Lecture 2: What is Continuous Delivery

Lecture 3: Using Circle CI from GitHub

Lecture 4: Using App Center from GitHub

Chapter 12: Extra Information – Source code, and other stuff

Lecture 1: Source Codes

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture and Information

Instructors

Tim Buchalka's Learn Programming Academy
Professional Programmers and Teachers – 2M students
Eduardo Rosas
Xamarin-Certified Mobile Developer, Software Engineer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 29 votes
2 stars: 32 votes
3 stars: 155 votes
4 stars: 634 votes
5 stars: 851 votes

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