Gitting Started: Step-by-Step Git and Github Crash Course

Gitting Started: Step-by-Step Git and Github Crash Course, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 38 lectures, 6 quizzes, based on 409 reviews, and has 41983 subscribers.

You will learn about How to use Git to manage your project How to collaborate with other developers using Git and Github How to create commits How to create Git branches and merge them How to resolve merge conflicts in Git How to manage pull-requests on Github How to tag commits using both lightweight and annotated tags How to create Github releases How to use various Git commands in the command line This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone new to Git or Anyone who interacts with the software development lifecycle or Anyone interested in managing historical versions of their project It is particularly useful for Anyone new to Git or Anyone who interacts with the software development lifecycle or Anyone interested in managing historical versions of their project.

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Summary

Title: Gitting Started: Step-by-Step Git and Github Crash Course

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 38

Number of Quizzes: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 38

Number of Published Quizzes: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 44

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 44

Original Price: $34.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to use Git to manage your project
How to collaborate with other developers using Git and Github
How to create commits
How to create Git branches and merge them
How to resolve merge conflicts in Git
How to manage pull-requests on Github
How to tag commits using both lightweight and annotated tags
How to create Github releases
How to use various Git commands in the command line

Who Should Attend

Anyone new to Git
Anyone who interacts with the software development lifecycle
Anyone interested in managing historical versions of their project

Target Audiences

Anyone new to Git
Anyone who interacts with the software development lifecycle
Anyone interested in managing historical versions of their project

This course is going to give you a solid introduction to both Git and GitHub,all in the time it takes to watch a movie.

Note: This course is up-to-date and uses the newer commands (switch and restore) introduced in Git 2.23.

I’ve designed this course to make the most of your limited time by cutting out any unnecessary theory and diving right into using Git. The course is very hands-on and guides you through using Git and GitHub effectively. It supplements the video courses with quizzesto further solidify your knowledge.

In this course, we’ll use the terminal to:

create a Git repository
add commits
create branches
merge them
add tags
explore the history of your project
study individual commits
deal with merge conflicts
configure remotes
push to and pull from remotes

We’ll also use GitHub to:

create, review and merge pull-requests
create GitHub releases
browse through the code in different versions

And we’ll do all of this in just 2 hours! By the end of this course, you’ll be able to use Git for your day-to-day work with ease.

This course comes with a 30-day money back guarantee. No questions asked. You have so much to gain and nothing to lose. So why wait?

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Gitting our hands dirty! – Studying Git basics

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: What is Git?

Lecture 3: Git help pages

Lecture 4: Create a new Git repository

Lecture 5: Git status

Lecture 6: Prepare for your first commit

Lecture 7: Create your first commit

Lecture 8: Add a second commit

Lecture 9: Introducing the staging area

Lecture 10: Making use of the staging area

Chapter 2: Studying our repository

Lecture 1: Studying history using git-log

Lecture 2: Studying an individual commit

Lecture 3: Fun with diffs

Chapter 3: Branching and merging

Lecture 1: What's the "master branch"?

Lecture 2: Create your own branch

Lecture 3: Studying the commit graph

Lecture 4: Fast-forward merging

Lecture 5: Create a merge commit

Lecture 6: Dealing with merge conflicts

Chapter 4: Introducing GitHub

Lecture 1: What is GitHub?

Lecture 2: Authenticating with GitHub from Git

Lecture 3: Pushing our local repository to GitHub

Lecture 4: Creating a change on GitHub

Lecture 5: Pull from GitHub

Chapter 5: GitHub Pull Requests

Lecture 1: What are Pull Requests?

Lecture 2: Branch Permissions

Lecture 3: Creating a pull request

Lecture 4: Merging the pull request

Chapter 6: Tagging commits

Lecture 1: Introducing tagging

Lecture 2: Lightweight tags

Lecture 3: Annotated tags

Lecture 4: GitHub releases

Chapter 7: Miscellaneous topics

Lecture 1: Gitignore

Lecture 2: Git config

Chapter 8: Appendix

Lecture 1: Come and Git it! – Install Git on your Mac

Lecture 2: Come and Git it! – Install Git on your PC

Lecture 3: Overview of basic command line utilities

Chapter 9: Bonus Section

Lecture 1: BONUS LECTURE

Instructors

Abhin Chhabra
Senior Software Engineer
Sandeep Kumar, Quality Gurus Inc.
Experienced Quality Director • Six Sigma Coach • Consultant

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 2 votes
2 stars: 10 votes
3 stars: 47 votes
4 stars: 156 votes
5 stars: 194 votes

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