Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
3 Hour(s) 2 Minute(s)
Language
English
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Course Overview
Git & GitHub - The complete step-by-step guide from scratch
The Complete Git & GitHub Course
If you create websites, web applications or mobile apps, or if you write any type of code, then, it's always good to use a version control system. This course will teach about one of the most popular and widely used version control systems today.
Nowadays any of the professional developer or designer needs to know how to work with Git and GitHub. Git allows you to record different versions of your project and lets you go back in time and check previous states of the project. As for the GitHub, it's an online service where you can share your code to the world and also it allows us to collaborate with different developers. so you if you want to learn those things then this is the right course for you.
The course consists of lots of different topics. We will start from Git basics, where you can learn about how to install Git. We will go through the basics of the terminal, we will create our first local repository, and you will see how to save different versions of the project, as the snapshots, using commits.
Next, we will move on and learn about how to go back in time and check the previous states of the project, update them or even delete with help of git checkout, git revert and git reset.
Once we get some solid knowledge about Git, then we will start learning about the basics of GitHub. We will go through the topics, such as creating the repository on GitHub, connecting the local repository to a remote one, making commits and much more.
Next, we will move on and see how to work with one of the greatest features of Git, which is branching. You will learn about how to deal with branches locally and also, remotely. After that, we will refer to kinda complex stuff. We will show you how to merge branches with different methods, and also, how to deal with merge conflicts.
Next, it should be followed by forking and contributing. You will learn about how to copy someone else's remote repository on your GitHub account, how to clone it to your local computer and how to contribute to the original project.
Finally, we will discuss how to collaborate on GitHub. We will go through some really important topics, such as, how to set up a collaboration team, how to define different rules for collaborators and much other stuff.
Throughout the course, if you have any questions, then you can feel free and post them in Q/A section, you will get fast and helpful support.
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Course Content
- 11 section(s)
- 32 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Welcome
- Section 2 Git Basics
- Section 3 Undoing Things
- Section 4 The Basics of GitHub
- Section 5 Working with Branches
- Section 6 Merge Branches
- Section 7 Merging on GitHub
- Section 8 Forking and Contributing
- Section 9 Collaboration
- Section 10 BONUS
- Section 11 BONUS
What You’ll Learn
- Learn the basics of Git, Git installation, The basics of terminal, Create your first local repository, Make your first commit, Learn how to check the history of your project, Learn how to undo things using git checkout, git revert and git reset, Learn how to ignore files from Git, The Basics of GitHub, Create your first repository on GitHub, Pushing and Pulling, Branching, Merging branches, Learn how to deal with merging conflicts locally and remotely, Learn how to copy and clone the repository and how to contribute to the original project, Learn how to set up collaboration team
Reviews
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VVishakha Pachpande
Very detailed course to get insight on Git and GitHub. I would like to learn more on CICD pipelines in detail, as this is similar.
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VValeri
Clear explanation and useful examples
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AAboMad Anam
It could be more helpful if there were more visual explanations for the concept of git commands. Furthermore, for a beginner, we need more materials, tasks, and cheatsheets to remember the commands, in order to deeply understand the course.
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MMaya Rivero
It is pretty good altough some things have changed in github.
