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Github introduction to version control and remote files
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19,529 students

Github introduction to version control and remote files

Introduction guide to using Github starter commands to get going quickly
Created byLaurence Svekis
Last updated 2/2017
English

What you'll learn

  • access github
  • understand what github is
  • be able to pull and push content to github
  • create new branches and merge branches

Course content

2 sections14 lectures55m total length
  • Github course introduction2:34
  • Introduction to github3:12
  • Download Git install on windows terminal GUI app3:34
  • GitHub setup on computer2:47
  • Create a repository5:07
  • Making a git commit pull from host machine6:58
  • New folder new files connected4:28
  • creating a new branch4:31
  • Merging pull requests3:06
  • command line merge5:47
  • Merge pull requests8:01
  • Git logs history2:00
  • Git reset2:54

Requirements

  • know how to access a terminal
  • basic coding
  • desire to learn

Description

Learn how to Github to push and pull content files.

We show you all the basic commands you need to know in order to create branches, switch branches, add files to the repository and merge files.

We show you how to use Github as a version control system to share and collaborate between others.

Everything you need to learn about using GitHub is provided within this course.

  • quick lessons get right to the point
  • fully covered topics with real world examples
  • 30 day money back guarantee
  • new course material added regularly
  • trusted name in education since 2002
  • full HD easy to read source coding
  • quick response support to students
  • regular discussions

Who this course is for:

  • web developers
  • project managers
  • web managers
  • digital managers
  • technical
  • administrators
  • web coders
  • anyone who wants to learn about version control