Git & GitHub: Learn Git and GitHub over the weekend

Git & GitHub: Learn Git and GitHub over the weekend, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.65, with 49 lectures, based on 155 reviews, and has 3819 subscribers.

You will learn about Everyting you need to know about everyday Git and Github activites. How to install and configure Git on multiple operating sytems How to track creation, updation and deletion of files in a version controled file system How to collaborate with your peers and easily accomodate their changes in your working directory using Git Overview of commonly used GitHub operations This course is ideal for individuals who are Everyone who want to learn or know more about Git It is particularly useful for Everyone who want to learn or know more about Git.

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Summary

Title: Git & GitHub: Learn Git and GitHub over the weekend

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 49

Number of Published Lectures: 49

Number of Curriculum Items: 49

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 49

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Everyting you need to know about everyday Git and Github activites.
How to install and configure Git on multiple operating sytems
How to track creation, updation and deletion of files in a version controled file system
How to collaborate with your peers and easily accomodate their changes in your working directory using Git
Overview of commonly used GitHub operations

Who Should Attend

Everyone who want to learn or know more about Git

Target Audiences

Everyone who want to learn or know more about Git

Git is the most popular Version Control System in the world, and most of the software development companies out there maintain their source code on Git and Git-related cloud platforms.

Join me in the journey to explore various concepts and activities in Git and GitHub that are used on daily basis in most of these companies.

This is the only course on Git and Git hub on Udemy which is not only short and can be covered on a weekend easily, but also covers the majority of Git and GitHub operations that you will use on regular basis.

In this course you will learn:

The basics of Git form versions, version control systems, installation,to file life-cycle, branches, and basic operations in Git like push, pull, etc.
Next, we will move to some advanced topics like conflicts, conflict resolution, tags, aliases, re-basing, stashing, etc.
In the end, we will go through the overview of GitHub operations like branch management and creating and approving pull requests.

With this course, you will get lifetime-long access to almost 60 lectures and resources. After the course, you will have a good understanding of Git and GitHub and will be able to easily perform basic and advanced Git tasks.

Don’t wait and join the course now!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Version Control Systems – what and why

Lecture 2: Types of Version Control Systems

Chapter 2: Installation and Configuration

Lecture 1: Git Cloud, Git Server and Git Client

Lecture 2: Installing Git on Windows Machine

Lecture 3: Installing Git on Linux Machine

Lecture 4: First time Configurations

Lecture 5: Git Configurations – what and types

Chapter 3: Basics

Lecture 1: Repositories

Lecture 2: Remote Repositories in Action

Lecture 3: Local Repositories in Action

Lecture 4: File Lifecycle in Git

Lecture 5: Untracked Files

Lecture 6: Modified Files

Lecture 7: Git Diff – checking modifications in a file

Lecture 8: Staging files in Git

Lecture 9: Git Commit – saving a version

Lecture 10: Git Log – viewing version history

Lecture 11: Git Amend – rectifying incorrect commits

Lecture 12: Branches – parallel programming in Git

Lecture 13: Branches in Action

Lecture 14: Git Checkout – switching and discarding versions made easy

Lecture 15: Git Ignore – ignoring unwanted files

Lecture 16: Syncing Local and Remote Repository

Lecture 17: Git Push in Action

Lecture 18: Git Fetch in Action

Lecture 19: Git Pull in Action

Chapter 4: Beyond Basics

Lecture 1: Git Merge – collaborating with peers

Lecture 2: Conflicts – a collaborator's arch nemesis

Lecture 3: Resolving Conflicts

Lecture 4: Git Tags – checkpointing in Git

Lecture 5: Git Tags in Action

Lecture 6: Git Aliases – speedup with shortcuts

Chapter 5: Advanced

Lecture 1: Rebasing – maintaining a clean version history

Lecture 2: Rebasing in Action

Lecture 3: Squashing – merging commits

Lecture 4: Squashing in Action

Lecture 5: Stashing – parking uncommitted changes

Lecture 6: Reset – discarding changes and versions

Lecture 7: Reset in Action

Lecture 8: Soft Reset vs Hard Reset

Lecture 9: Submodules – modularizing repositories

Lecture 10: Submodules in Action

Lecture 11: Submodules in Action – extended

Chapter 6: GitHub

Lecture 1: Viewing Versions and Version history

Lecture 2: Branch Management

Lecture 3: A Sample commit

Lecture 4: Creating Releases

Lecture 5: Creating, Approving and Merging Pull Requests

Lecture 6: All Downloadable Resources

Instructors

Aakash Agarwal
Software Engineer, B.Tech

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5 stars: 83 votes

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