Course Information
Course Overview
All about Git and GitHub
Any IT professional or casual developer anticipating a solid understanding of how Git and GitHub work in open-sourced and private development projects needs to go through this course and absorb all of its contents. Anyone desiring to learn how Git and GitHub are designed, administered, and used needs the knowledge and practice presented in this course. This not only includes web, mobile, and service application developers, but also architects, UI designers, testers, and administrators. This course provides a solid understanding of how to effectively participate in a project manage with Git and/or GitHub.
Course Content
- 4 section(s)
- 20 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Welcome to Starting With Git and GitHub
- Section 2 Using Git
- Section 3 Using GitHub
- Section 4 Additional Features
What You’ll Learn
- Learn the world's most popular code repository.. Git!
- Learn to use GitHub to host public code repositories
- Understand the most commonly used Git commands
- Use GitHub's amazing repository management utilities
- Branch and Merge code like a pro!
- Understand how to use a Git repo on your local machine
- Use Pull Requests to initiate a code review
- Learn how to participate in an open-sourced project on GitHub
- Discover the benefits of a rich GitHub repository collection
- Understand what Git and GitHub are, and how they can make you a significantly better developer ... and much, much more!
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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CChristopher Hazell
Great course! Covers all of the basics and more. Easy to follow and understand. Would recommend for anyone new to Git and GitHub. Thank you!
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ddatalife nyc
Good primer for using Git and GitHub versioning system. A walk-through of the Branching and Merging video (15) could help the student better understand the workflow diagram. I liked the Trello demo. I had no idea it could be that tightly integrated.
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IIsaac Puder
very clear and crisp. thank you! I think some more nuanced features on git would be helpful for example instead of "git branch newbranch" showing the option "git checkout -b newbranch"
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IIvana Grbesa
Yes, I am a data scientist in R and this was really clearly and nicely explained.