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Git Branching & Collaboration
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Git Branching & Collaboration

Master professional Git workflows used in real teams: branching strategies, merging, rebasing and conflict resolution
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Created byFettah Ben
Last updated 6/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Work confidently with Git branching strategies in real projects
  • Create and manage feature, bugfix, and release branches
  • Understand and apply Git Flow and Trunk-Based Development concepts
  • Merge branches safely without breaking production code
  • Resolve merge conflicts step-by-step like a professional
  • Use Git rebase to maintain clean project history
  • Collaborate efficiently with multiple developers
  • Apply real-world team workflows used in companies
  • Clean up repositories and manage branch lifecycle effectively
  • Understand when to use merge vs rebase in real scenarios

Course content

4 sections • 24 lectures • 1h 24m total length

  • Creating Git Branches for Feature Development3:07

    You can create or delete branches directly on Local Project.

  • Switching Between Feature Branches Safely1:34

    Switching Between Branches, Abandoning Local Changes. The git checkout command allows context switching between branches as well as abandoning local changes.

  • Renaming Branches in Real Projects0:33

    How do I rename a local Git branch

  • Working Inside Feature Branch Workflow1:01

    Use your favorite text editor, such as Atom, to make changes to your project, from a new Branch

  • Cleaning Up Dead or Unused Branches1:32

    Go to another branch, then just type in: git branch -D [branch]. The lowercase -d means delete but the -D means “Force a delete no matter what.

  • Merging Feature Branch into Main Branch1:04

    Git's distributed nature encourages users to create new branches often and to merge them regularly as a part of the development process.

  • Publishing Feature Branch to GitHub4:43

    Push Your Editing from local branch to the remote server

  • Syncing Local and Remote Branch Merges2:49

    How To Merge Git Branch To Remote

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of Git (commit, push, pull)
  • Git installed on your system
  • GitHub account (free)
  • No advanced knowledge required

Description

If you already understand the basics of Git and GitHub, the next real challenge is not “using Git” — it’s working with Git in real team environments without breaking code, creating conflicts, or slowing down development.

This course is designed to take you from basic Git usage to real-world collaboration workflows used in professional software teams, DevOps environments, and enterprise development pipelines.

You will learn how developers actually work together using branches, how they handle conflicts, how they structure features, and how they keep code stable while multiple people are contributing at the same time.

By the end of this course, you will confidently manage complex Git workflows like a professional developer.

Advanced Git Branching & Collaboration Mastery

Learn how to manage branches, merge code safely, resolve conflicts, and implement professional Git workflows used in real development teams.

What You Will Learn

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Work confidently with Git branching strategies in real projects

  • Create and manage feature, bugfix, and release branches

  • Understand and apply Git Flow and Trunk-Based Development concepts

  • Merge branches safely without breaking production code

  • Resolve merge conflicts step-by-step like a professional

  • Use Git rebase to maintain clean project history

  • Collaborate efficiently with multiple developers

  • Apply real-world team workflows used in companies

  • Clean up repositories and manage branch lifecycle effectively

  • Understand when to use merge vs rebase in real scenarios

Who This Course Is For

This course is perfect for:

  • Beginner to intermediate developers who already know Git basics

  • Students who want to work in real software teams

  • Backend / frontend / full-stack developers

  • DevOps beginners

  • Freelancers working on collaborative projects

  • Anyone preparing for real-world software engineering jobs

Final Outcome

After this course, you will stop using Git like an individual developer and start using Git like a professional team engineer.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginner to intermediate developers who already know Git basics
  • Students who want to work in real software teams
  • Backend / frontend / full-stack developers
  • DevOps beginners
  • Freelancers working on collaborative projects
  • Anyone preparing for real-world software engineering jobs

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