The Ultimate GIT 5-day Challenge

The Ultimate GIT 5-day Challenge, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.75, with 26 lectures, based on 1417 reviews, and has 28744 subscribers.

You will learn about A very basic introduction to working with GIT How to create a repository at GitHub and/or BitBucket How to clone, add, commit, and push using the GIT BASH command line How to do basic work with public and/or private GIT Repositories This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who is new to GIT or Anyone who is tired of making copy after copy of files or Anyone who is afraid of losing files to computer or drive failure or At least a little computer saavy It is particularly useful for Anyone who is new to GIT or Anyone who is tired of making copy after copy of files or Anyone who is afraid of losing files to computer or drive failure or At least a little computer saavy.

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Summary

Title: The Ultimate GIT 5-day Challenge

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 26

Number of Published Lectures: 25

Number of Curriculum Items: 26

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 25

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

A very basic introduction to working with GIT
How to create a repository at GitHub and/or BitBucket
How to clone, add, commit, and push using the GIT BASH command line
How to do basic work with public and/or private GIT Repositories

Who Should Attend

Anyone who is new to GIT
Anyone who is tired of making copy after copy of files
Anyone who is afraid of losing files to computer or drive failure
At least a little computer saavy

Target Audiences

Anyone who is new to GIT
Anyone who is tired of making copy after copy of files
Anyone who is afraid of losing files to computer or drive failure
At least a little computer saavy

This course takes us step-by-step through some basic GIT operations. The course will not dive too deep, and takes small steps on each of five days. As we continue through the course, we learn a basic, single-person workflow that could allow anyone to store files at GitHub or BitBucket. �

Additionally, the course gives us a chance to determine if we want to go to a deeper level with GIT.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome to the Ultimate GIT 5-day challenge

Chapter 2: Day 1: Introduction to GIT

Lecture 1: Day 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Setup an account at GitHub [Choose either GitHub or BitBucket, or both!]

Lecture 3: Create a new repository at GitHub [must have an account at GitHub]

Lecture 4: Setup an Account at BitBucket [optional]

Lecture 5: Create a new Repository at BitBucket [requires a BitBucket account]

Lecture 6: Reflection on Day 1

Chapter 3: Day 2: Get Setup Locally with GIT

Lecture 1: Day 2 Overview

Lecture 2: [Windows] Getting Setup with GIT

Lecture 3: [UBUNTU LINUX] Getting setup with GIT

Lecture 4: [MAC] Getting setup with GIT

Lecture 5: Create our first LOCAL repository

Lecture 6: Reflection on Day 2

Chapter 4: Day 3: "Clone" your REMOTE repository to make a LOCAL copy

Lecture 1: Day 3: Overview

Lecture 2: Clone a public repository from GitHub

Lecture 3: Clone a private repository from BitBucket

Lecture 4: Reflection on Day 3

Chapter 5: Day 4: Add and commit changes, then push your changes from LOCAL to REMOTE

Lecture 1: Day 4: Overview

Lecture 2: Add and commit the files to your local repository, then push to your remote repo

Lecture 3: Reflection on Day 4

Chapter 6: Day 5: Pull changes from the REMOTE to your LOCAL repository

Lecture 1: Day 5: Overview

Lecture 2: Pull changes from the repository at GitHub

Lecture 3: Reflection on Day 5

Chapter 7: Closing Thoughts

Lecture 1: What we learned and what we didn't learn

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture: Next Steps and Conclusion

Instructors

Brian Gorman
Microsoft Azure MVP, Developer, Trainer, and Instructor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 17 votes
2 stars: 42 votes
3 stars: 193 votes
4 stars: 568 votes
5 stars: 597 votes

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