Git: Master Version Control with Git – Step-by-Step!: 3-in-1
Git: Master Version Control with Git – Step-by-Step!: 3-in-1, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 90 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 29 reviews, and has 185 subscribers.
You will learn about Find out all about workflows—from basic to open source, and discover one that fits your needs. Set up Git repositories, clone an existing repository, and work with local and remote branches and tags. Optimize workflows by leveraging the different workflow styles to suit the needs of the project. Use a Git branch to merge your file with the master branch Manage Git branches in situations of multiple developments Manipulate and change the Git commit history, to tackle practical workflow problems Explore branching and merging and resolve merge conflicts. Mark important milestones with tagging—annotated tags and comparing tags. This course is ideal for individuals who are Software professionals including developers, testers, architects, configuration analysts, and release managers who want to understand the capabilities of Git. or Software engineers, developers, programmers, and designers who want to use version control to track, modify, and share content in their projects. or Developers who have a basic knowledge of Git and want to go beyond a basic tutorial. It is particularly useful for Software professionals including developers, testers, architects, configuration analysts, and release managers who want to understand the capabilities of Git. or Software engineers, developers, programmers, and designers who want to use version control to track, modify, and share content in their projects. or Developers who have a basic knowledge of Git and want to go beyond a basic tutorial.
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Summary
Title: Git: Master Version Control with Git – Step-by-Step!: 3-in-1
Price: $19.99
Average Rating: 4.3
Number of Lectures: 90
Number of Quizzes: 2
Number of Published Lectures: 90
Number of Published Quizzes: 2
Number of Curriculum Items: 92
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 92
Original Price: $199.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Find out all about workflows—from basic to open source, and discover one that fits your needs.
- Set up Git repositories, clone an existing repository, and work with local and remote branches and tags.
- Optimize workflows by leveraging the different workflow styles to suit the needs of the project.
- Use a Git branch to merge your file with the master branch
- Manage Git branches in situations of multiple developments
- Manipulate and change the Git commit history, to tackle practical workflow problems
- Explore branching and merging and resolve merge conflicts.
- Mark important milestones with tagging—annotated tags and comparing tags.
Who Should Attend
- Software professionals including developers, testers, architects, configuration analysts, and release managers who want to understand the capabilities of Git.
- Software engineers, developers, programmers, and designers who want to use version control to track, modify, and share content in their projects.
- Developers who have a basic knowledge of Git and want to go beyond a basic tutorial.
Target Audiences
- Software professionals including developers, testers, architects, configuration analysts, and release managers who want to understand the capabilities of Git.
- Software engineers, developers, programmers, and designers who want to use version control to track, modify, and share content in their projects.
- Developers who have a basic knowledge of Git and want to go beyond a basic tutorial.
Version control is a system that records changes to a file or set of files over time so that you can recall specific versions later.Git version control gives developers the capability to manage, version, release, and share a code base, free from the nightmare of breaking code. With an enhanced workflow and a faster release cycle, it makes agile software development much easier.
Controlling your projects (small or large) is easier now, owing to the advanced functionalities that Git supplies! It performs fast, is easy to manage, and makes Source Control Management uncomplicated and effortless for you. It will help you implement that perfect workflow you have been looking for!
This comprehensive 3-in-1 course is an easy-to-follow guide full of examples to help you gain knowledge and expertise in Git. Master the essential commands to manage artifacts within a Git repository. Hook up a local repository with a remote repository such as GitHub in order to prepare for a team collaboration scenario. Delve into the advanced features of Git to enhance your mastery of it. Explore branching, merging, rebasing, tagging, and also how to resolve conflicts and resolutions while using them in your projects. Get acquainted with best practices in Gitalong with managing, recovering, and handling your data and troubleshooting!
Contents and Overview
This training program includes 3 complete courses, carefully chosen to give you the most comprehensive training possible.
The first course, Version Control with Git, covers guidelines to deliver great code using TFS and Git. Dive into version control using Git. After explaining the difference between centralized and distributed version control, you’ll configure your Git environment. Once we have configured the environment, work with Git in your day to day activities. Set up the workflows in Git. You’ll learn Basic Workflow, Forking Workflow, Feature workflow, open source workflow and Gitflow Workflow.
The second course, Hands-On Version Control with Git, covers better project workflows with Distributed Version Control. Explore the Git data model and how you can navigate through databases with simple commands. Debug your application with Git and use various techniques to find faulty commits. Go remote with your repository with GitHub, updating and cloning remote repositories. Set up your repositories in BitBucket cloud. You will set up your own Git repositories, configure access, find and recover from repository errors, and perform repository maintenance and troubleshooting. Finally you will work with centralized and distributed version control systems and see how to use Git to bring order to the chaos of collaborative software development.
By the end of the tutorial you’ll have figured out how to use Git, mastered workflows (from basic to open source), and adopted the one that fits your needs
The third course, Conquering Git: Advanced Training Guide, covers mastering versioning and managing your code with Git by controlling its workflow and using it for your projects.. Delve into more intriguing features of Git such as rebase, stash, aliases, and patches. Explore several examples of these commands to improve your efficiency in using Git. Finally, when you have mastered the various tools provided byGit, you’ll be provided with some suggestions to help you to move forward with Git.
By the end of the course, you’ll have a solid understanding of Git and version control so you can use them in your own projects; perhaps you will be the one providing answers to others in trouble!
By the end of the course, you’ll master versioning and manage your code with Git by controlling its workflow and using it for your projects.
About the Authors
- Paul Hacker,a Principal Consultant with AgileThought, has over 15 years of application architecture, design, development, and management expertise in Microsoft technologies. Paul has a depth of experience in ALM, Process Improvement, and Team Foundation Server. Having distinguished himself as a leader in the IT industry he has been awarded the distinction of Microsoft MVP in the ALM category every year since 2006.
- Bibhash Royis a hardened Software Developer and Professional turned entrepreneur, with over 25 years of rich industrial experience (17 years in Software Development) in diverse fields. However, he is passionate about teaching whatever he has learned in his career, spanning an array of prestigious stints at large Global Corporate powerhouses such as PricewaterhouseCoopers and Siemens. Over the years, he has gained deep knowledge and expertise in programming languages such as Java, C, C++, PL/SQL, Scala, and Python to name but a few. He has worked extensively in various frameworks and tools such as Spring, Struts, Hibernate, Oracle, MongoDB, Cassandra, Hadoop, Spark, and others. DevOps intensely interests him. He has been working with Git and GitHub since their inception. As a part of his engineering responsibility, he has developed and architected numerous highly scalable and mission-critical applications for many Fortune 500 companies. Currently in the role of founder and CEO, he is spearheading Whitepeak Software, a cloud-based software development company deeply involved in domains such as big data, mobile, and the Internet Of Things (IoT)!
- Ignazio Calo is a Software Developer with long experience developing both on the backend side and mobile side. He likes to work in an agile environment with visibility on the entire software life cycle. He tries always to do his best to share knowledge across the team he works with. He is a Senior iOS Developer with eBay, and has worked on eBay Kleinanzeigen (the German version of eBay App), ZipJet app, Foodoora (food delivery iOS App), and Lyke (shopping app to discover and shop for the latest trends and styles), and more. He has worked for customers such as Ferrero or Pirelli creating an application for integrating their SAP backend system into custom applications. He has been using Git extensively to handle his everyday projects with Git.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Version Control with Git
Lecture 1: The Course Overview
Lecture 2: Centralized Versus Distributed
Lecture 3: Git Internals
Lecture 4: Git States
Lecture 5: Git as a Deployment Tool
Lecture 6: Selecting a Git Client
Lecture 7: Configuring User Preferences and Identity Settings
Lecture 8: Creating a Repository
Lecture 9: The Basic Git Workflow
Lecture 10: Local Versus Remote Repository
Lecture 11: Undoing Work at Each Stage
Lecture 12: Understanding .gitignore
Lecture 13: Creating Tags
Lecture 14: Creating and Merging Branches
Lecture 15: Pull Requests
Lecture 16: The basic Git Workflow
Lecture 17: Forking Workflow
Lecture 18: Feature Branch Workflow
Lecture 19: Open Source Workflow
Lecture 20: GitFlow Workflow
Chapter 2: Hands-On Version Control with Git
Lecture 1: The Course Overview
Lecture 2: Why Git and How It Works to Solve Major Version Control Issues
Lecture 3: Git Installation on Windows, Mac, and Linux
Lecture 4: Configuring and Initializing a Git Repository
Lecture 5: Adding and Committing Changes in a Git Repository
Lecture 6: Checking Status in a Git Repository
Lecture 7: Accessing and Inspecting Commit History in a Git Repository
Lecture 8: GitHub –Taking a Tour!
Lecture 9: Forking a GitHub Repository
Lecture 10: Cloning a GitHub Repository
Lecture 11: Using Pull and Push to Interact with a GitHub Repository
Lecture 12: Fetch Versus Pull
Lecture 13: Branching in Git
Lecture 14: Managing Git Branches
Lecture 15: Git Merge with Fast-Forward Technique
Lecture 16: Git Merge with No-Fast-Forward Technique
Lecture 17: Git 3-Way Merge
Lecture 18: Using Pull Request in a Team Collaboration Scenario
Lecture 19: Working with Git Rebase
Lecture 20: Git Pull with Rebase
Lecture 21: Using SSH with GitHub
Lecture 22: Miscellaneous File Management with Git
Lecture 23: BitBucket and Working with It
Lecture 24: Debugging with Git
Lecture 25: Learning Git Best Practices
Chapter 3: Conquering Git: Advanced Training Guide
Lecture 1: The Course Overview
Lecture 2: Stash and Pop
Lecture 3: Tracked/Indexed Files
Lecture 4: Multiple Stashes
Lecture 5: Stashing into a Branch
Lecture 6: Branching Basic
Lecture 7: HEAD and Other Names
Lecture 8: Branches on filesystem
Lecture 9: Git Branch Advanced Tricks – rename, track, contains
Lecture 10: Fast-Forward or 3-Way Merge
Lecture 11: Merge with Different Strategies
Lecture 12: Sign a Merge with GPG
Lecture 13: Using gitk to Show the Repository History
Lecture 14: Using Git Gui to Create a Commit
Lecture 15: Using Filemerge to Solve Conflicts
Lecture 16: Understand diff Format
Lecture 17: Understand the diff3 Format
Lecture 18: diff Working Copy Versus Stage Area
Lecture 19: diff – One Single File
Lecture 20: Differences between rebase and merge
Lecture 21: Rebase with Conflicts
Lecture 22: Rebase Interactive – reword and edit commits
Lecture 23: Rebase Interactive – squash and reorder commits
Lecture 24: Create Tags for Important Milestones
Lecture 25: Lightweight Versus Annotated Tags
Lecture 26: Git Tag Options
Lecture 27: Git Remote and Git Tag – Do's and Don'ts
Lecture 28: Create and Update a Submodule
Lecture 29: Use a Repository with Submodule
Lecture 30: Git Subtree
Lecture 31: Introduction to Git Hook
Lecture 32: Improve Commit Messages with prepare-commit-msg
Lecture 33: Format Your Code Before Push with pre-push
Lecture 34: Introduction to git bisect Command
Lecture 35: Use git bisect to Find a Bug
Lecture 36: Automatize git bisect
Lecture 37: Git Flow – A Successful Git Branching Model
Lecture 38: Git Flow with Sourcetree
Lecture 39: Using Sourcetree
Lecture 40: Repository Maintenance with Git Garbage Collection
Lecture 41: Git Data Recovery
Lecture 42: Git on Server
Lecture 43: Improve Git with Aliases
Lecture 44: Tools and Services
Lecture 45: Deploy a Web App with Git
Instructors
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Packt Publishing
Tech Knowledge in Motion
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