
Git Course Introduction
Introduction to Git
Git What is it introduction
How to Install Git
Git overview resources
Git Resources
Students will learn to use SourceTree, a free Git client, to manage their code with BitBucket, a Git-based code hosting service. They will discover how to clone a repository, commit changes, and push their code to the remote server. This lesson will also cover how to pull updates from BitBucket and how to resolve common merge conflicts.
Students will learn how to add new files to their local Git repository and then push them to a remote repository on BitBucket. They will discover the process of staging new files using git add, committing their changes with git commit, and finally pushing the changes to the remote repository using git push. They will also learn how to git pull to get new file content from BitBucket to keep their local repository in sync.
Students will learn how to pull new content and updates from their remote BitBucket repository to their local machine. They will discover how to use the git pull command to fetch and merge changes made by other collaborators. This is a fundamental skill that ensures their local code is always up-to-date with the latest version on the server, preventing conflicts and enabling collaborative development.
Students will learn the standard Git branching workflow for collaborative software development. They will discover how to create a new branch for a feature or bug fix to isolate their work from the main codebase. This lesson will cover the commands for creating, checking out, and merging branches, ensuring they can work on new features without affecting the stable, production code.
Students will learn how to merge branches together, a fundamental skill in Git for combining different lines of work. They will discover the process of integrating changes from a feature branch back into a stable branch, like master or main. This lesson will also cover how to handle and resolve merge conflicts, ensuring that all changes are properly integrated without losing any code.
Clone GitHub Repo to Local computer
Students will learn to create a new develop branch in their Git repository. They will discover that the develop branch serves as the central integration branch for all new feature work, separating in-progress code from the stable, production-ready main branch. This is a crucial step in adopting a structured and professional Git workflow.
Merge Branches Pull Requests
GitHub Desktop Client
Students will learn how to create a new branch in their Git repository. They will discover how to use the command line or a Git client like SourceTree to create a separate line of development. This fundamental skill allows them to work on new features or bug fixes without affecting the main project code.
Github Pull Requests
Sync Changes working on teams
Get ready for Command Lines
Git setup connect to origin online
Clone repo using Command line Git update file push to repo
Git Config options
Git config
Command Line Branching
Students will learn how to delete a Git branch after its changes have been successfully merged into another branch.
Basic setup Commands
Students will learn how to clone a Git repository and then update the remote origin path. They'll discover how to use the git clone <URL> command to create a local copy of a repository from a server like Bitbucket. They will then learn to update the URL of the remote origin using the command git remote set-url origin <new_URL>. This is a useful skill if the repository's location changes or if they need to switch from HTTPS to SSH.
Make updates commit and push to origin
Git Conclusion
Git Summary
Bonus Lecture
Expanded Course Resources: Downloadable Materials,
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Want to learn more about Git and how you can use it for your web projects, perfect introduction to learning to about git and how to get started with using Git.
Git demonstrated, we show you how you can use GitHub and/or Bitbucket for storage, using git to control syncing between online and offline source code. Learn how you can work with git using applications like SourceTree and Github desktop. Explore git flow and using branching for version control. Once you see how easy it can be to use Git in clients jump into using Git from the command line.
Git is a version control system used for web development. Did you know that git can be a useful tool for teams of all sizes from 1 to many?
Step by Step guide to introduce new users to git! Learn how you can create repos, add files to repos, easily create new branches or versions of you code, pull and push source files to online git storage and a whole lot more.
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If you are working on web development projects Git can help you!
Git allows web developers to store content to online repositories like GitHub or Bitbucket.
Git can be used locally as well to create branches, compare versions and more.
Git is easy to use allowing you to work smarter
This course is perfect for anyone who wants to learn more about Git. Its designed as a light introduction to how git works so that you can easily bring it into your web projects. Once you start using Git you will wonder how you lived without it.
The course is designed to cover 2 ways to use Git.
Using git through a Git client application like SourceTree and other popular clients. Git clients give you access to all the Git has to offer with usable graphic interfaces. This part of the course is designed around users who want to know about git but don't want to use command lines to access it.
Git is easy to access via a terminal and command lines. Add files, create branches, pull and push content to your online repos all made easy with simple git commands. Take charge of your web project and use git commands. Command line section of this course is great for anyone who wants to get introduced to using Commands.
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