
Generate an ssh key pair and add the public key to your GitHub account to authorize pushing and pulling code. Understand how GitHub uses ssh keys for authentication.
Explore essential git commands, from git version and git init to git remote add origin, and learn how to link a local repository to a GitHub repo and push changes.
Master the end-to-end workflow to push code to GitHub: git status, git add, git commit, and git push, with untracked file handling.
Clone the GitHub repository with git clone to download the code to your machine and initialize it as a local repository, a one-time operation before using git pull for updates.
Pull the latest code from a specific branch with git pull origin feature-login, ensuring you are on that branch in your local repository to sync with the GitHub repository.
Learn the fundamentals of Git and GitHub through hands-on demonstrations and practical examples.
Are you new to version control? This course introduces the core concepts of Git and GitHub, helping you understand how developers track code changes, work with branches, and collaborate on software projects.
Throughout the course, you'll explore repositories, commits, branching, merging, conflict resolution, and common Git workflows. The lessons are designed to provide practical experience and help you become familiar with tools and techniques used in modern software development.
What You'll Learn:
• Version Control System (VCS) fundamentals
• Installing and configuring Git
• Creating and managing repositories
• Tracking and committing changes
• Understanding Git history and logs
• Working with branches
• Merging code changes
• Resolving merge conflicts
• Reverting and recovering changes
• Using GitHub for collaboration
Course Features:
• Beginner-friendly explanations
• Hands-on demonstrations
• Practical examples
• Real-world workflows
• Step-by-step guidance
This course is suitable for students, developers, testers, DevOps professionals, and anyone interested in learning the fundamentals of Git and GitHub.
Why Learn Git?
Git is the most widely used version control system in the software industry. Companies of all sizes rely on Git to manage source code, collaborate across teams, and maintain project history. Learning Git will help you become a more productive developer and prepare you for real-world software development environments.