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Introduction to Version Control with Git and Github
Learn the basics of Git with hands on lab using Git commands and Github along with branching strategies
Created bySKILL CURB
Last updated 11/2020
English
What you'll learn
- A complete understanding of what a version control system is, including Git and GitHub theory.
- Theoretical and Practical concepts covering the differences between Git & GitHub, and their purposes.
- Practical hands on guide to GitHub core concepts.
- Learn what a repository is, and the differences between a local and remote repository.
- Creating Github repositories and pushing the local repository to the Remote repository.
- Learn the basic and advanced Git commands, such as add, remove, commit, and checkout.
- Fully understand the Git 'staging area' and how to interact with it.
- Learn to create Branches, add, remove and merge branch concepts with practical implementations.
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Course content
6 sections • 35 lectures • 2h 23m total length
Requirements
- Basic Computer skills
- Basic Command Line skills
Description
This course covers the core concepts in the version control system, focusing on using the git and GitHub.
Starting from the basics of the overall theory concepts for the version control system. In this course the familiarly known platform GitHub is covered using practical concepts comprehensively.
Basic to advanced concepts cover creating repositories both local and remote, push, pull and add features. Committing files to a repository, core concepts of branching and different branching strategies.
The course is divided into six major sections:
Version Control System Basics
Git Introduction
Git and GitHub Practicals
Git Branching
Git Branching Workflows
Capstone Project
By the end of this course students will emerge with a solid understanding of git and github concepts and hands-on experience on this platform.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone interested in using source control and specifically Git and GitHub Software engineers, developers, programmers new to Git or GitHub.
- IT Managers or technical leads considering Git or GitHub for version control on their team
- Freelancers or other creative professionals