Git and GitHub Projects: Project Based Learning (8 Projects)

Learn to download and install Git and GitHub for a multi-team project, initialize a local repository, configure it, and perform daily operations like diffing, reviewing, and committing changes.

Install and verify Git on your machine, initialize a local repository, create and track files, commit with messages, configure user details, and explore diffs, logs, resets, and reverts.

Learn to set up a GitHub project: create a Twitter account for squaller, make a private repository, push local changes, issue and approve pull requests, and clone the project.

Learn to create and manage a GitHub project from sign up to private and public repositories, branches, readme, pushes, pulls, and inviting collaborators.

Learn to manage multiple releases with Git by creating and deleting branches, switching between branches, removing unwanted files from local repositories, and maintaining a clean commit history.

Learn to create and switch local git branches, manage files across main, development, and feature branches, and commit, push, pull changes, and merge via pull requests.

Learn to manage a multi-team git workflow by creating branches, cloning from GitHub, using mercurial, and resolving merge conflicts, while aligning a branding strategy for a new feature rollout.

Create master, development, and feature branches, clone a GitHub demo project, and merge feature into main while preserving history. Resolve conflicts with a merge tool and proper git commands.

Implement a common workflow using get flow to align developers across feature branches and the development branch, enabling quick hotfixes and a coherent project workflow.

Learn to apply git flow in a practical project: initialize a repo, create and manage main, develop, feature, release, and hotfix branches, push, merge, and tag release 1.0.

Set up a robust version-control workflow for two teams, learning to download and install code locally, integrate Vesku, and push to remote repositories via IntelliJ IDEA.

Set up development tools like VS Code and IntelliJ, create and clone a GitHub repository, and manage files with git commands—committing, pushing, and pulling changes—for project-based learning.

Learn to set up and manage source code with git and GitHub, including creating accounts, configuring the source code management flow, handling remote repositories, cloning, performing operations, and merging branches.

Master end-to-end git workflows by creating a hosting account, registering and verifying email, initializing a project, cloning locally, configuring user details, and executing push, pull, branching, and merge requests.

Create a Bitbucket account and learn to work with Bitbucket remote repositories, clone them locally, and perform essential operations. Master matching branches in Bitbucket to manage source code effectively.

Create and verify a BitBucket account, set up and clone a repository, push and pull changes, create and switch branches, merge via a pull request, and manage readme and gitignore.