Master Git and Github - Beginner to Expert

Name: Master Git and Github - Beginner to Expert
Rating: 4.2 (808 reviews)

Learn git configuration, commit, branching, merging, contributing and collaboration with other's project

Created byAnisul Islam

Last updated 8/2024

English

What you'll learn

what are Git and GitHub and how to do basic setup
Git overall work flow including staging, upstaging, committing etc.
How to work with local and remote repositories - push, pull
Understanding markdown and gitignore
How to branching in Git and GitHub
Merge - 2 way merge, 3 way merge and resolving merge conflicts in Git and GitHub
How to Contribute to other's project - fork, clone
Collaborations and GitHub pages

Course content

6 sections • 37 lectures • 4h 5m total length

Why do we need Git and Github?2:44
What are Git and GitHub?4:35
Environment setup1:51
Common Commands for Windows and Mac10:32
Common Commands for Windows and Mac (Notes)0:38
Git Configuration (part-1)7:51
Git Configuration (part-2)6:23
Secure SHELL (SSH)6:16

Why Push and Pull?3:12
Connect to GitHub and push the code6:28
Commit from GitHub and pulling from local6:12
Master committing from GitHub and pulling from your local repository. Practice staging changes, committing, pushing, and pulling to sync with the master branch.
Practice session3:24
practice session walks you through staging changes, checking status, committing with a message, and pushing to a remote repository, using a live example of editing and tracking code.
Working with remote repository13:39

What is branching and merging?4:18
Branching and merging practical9:05
Push branches to GitHub2:55
Create and Merge pull request5:09
2-way merge / Fast forward merge8:37
Master Git and GitHub by exploring two-way (fast-forward) merges and three-way merges, resolving merge conflicts, and applying practical pull request merging techniques with hands-on examples.
3-way merge4:18
what is merge conflict?3:21
How to resolve merge conflict on Git5:38
Learn to handle git merge conflicts by creating a feature branch, making changes, merging into master, and resolving conflicts in the test to txt file by choosing feature-branch changes.
Merge conflict and resolve on GitHub6:50
Best Practices for branching, merging and PR18:27
Discover best practices for branching and merging, including creating feature branches, keeping the main branch deployable, and using pull requests to review and merge changes from remote repositories.

Requirements

Basic computer skills is required

Description

Requirements

Basic computer skills

A simple yet effective course on Git and GitHub for beginners or even students with some Git and GitHub knowledge. You will have all the real-life experience you should have when starting your journey to become a software developer.

Is this course suitable for you?

Yes, If you already know the basics of computers, you can start this course. You will need to set up git on your computer and create a GitHub account, and you are ready to go. If you are interested in learning Git and GitHub, you can start your journey with this course. This course will also help if someone wants to use Git and GitHub for web development, data software development, mobile development, etc.

What makes this course special?

In this course, I have spent a lot of time on the theoretical explanation, which will support you in understanding the practical implementations of many topics easily.

What are some of the course highlights?

There are so many exciting features covered in this one course; you will be blown away by excitement and joy. Here are some of the exciting features you will learn about Git and GitHub:

Git Overall Working procedures
Commit & checkout
The connection between local and remote repository
How to push and pull
gitignore and markdown languages
branching and merging
collaborate with someone
contribute to someone's else project

Who this course is for:

All Level
Very friendly for Beginners

Master Git and Github - Beginner to Expert

What you'll learn

Explore related topics

Course content

Introduction8 lectures • 41min

Git Basics9 lectures • 1hr 7min

GitHub Basics5 lectures • 33min

gitignore and README2 lectures • 17min

Branching and Merging10 lectures • 1hr 9min

Collaboration and Contribution3 lectures • 18min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: