Getting Started with GIT

Name: Getting Started with GIT
Rating: 3.7 (44 reviews)

Learn GIT fundamentals

Created byJayant Parida

Last updated 6/2020

English

What you'll learn

Learn GIT Fundamentals
Learn Github

Course content

1 section • 12 lectures • 29m total length

Introduction0:16
Begin your getting started with git journey as the instructor welcomes you to the course and leads you through the learning experience.
What is GIT?0:41
GIT Concepts0:45
Explore git concepts by cloning and downloading repositories, tracking file changes, committing locally, and pushing to remote, with guidance on using different git commands across branches.
GIT Initialization7:02
Learn to create and initialize a git repository from the browser and command line, configure your user name and email, clone projects, and view commit history.
Local Changes with GIT2:22
Explore managing local changes with git by staging files, writing commits with messages, inspecting status, and understanding branches like master, then working with a remote repository in the next lecture.
GIT Update and Publish3:23
Update your local git work and publish changes to a remote repository by pushing commits and pulling updates. Create, switch, and manage branches with tracking to origin.
GIT Branches and Tags3:11
GIT Merging5:00
GIT History1:15
GIT Undo3:44
GIT Quiz
Practice Exercise1:00
Summary0:53
Master git fundamentals by initializing a repository, managing local and remote repositories, and performing branching, tagging, and merging while reviewing commit history.

Requirements

Basic laptop with terminal, preferably Mac or Ubuntu
Basic UNIX/LINUX operating systems understanding
Understanding of Linux terminal
Git installation required

Description

Why this course? Be it developer or tester or system administrators, all has to access a version control system for day to day development activity in software development and delivery.

1. This course is a mini of version control system and its process using GIT as a fundamental tool.

2. It talks less theory and more action.

3. Simple explanations are given for different concepts of Git.

4. The lectures are created in step by step fashion and in short format.

5. With small examples of different git concepts.

6. This course is also compiled, keeping in mind that any naive user can use git tool.

Who this course is for:

Anybody interested in software, students who want build up their software skills
Software testers, developers, system administrators