Learn Source Control With Git Today!
What you'll learn
- Use Git with confidence
- Record every change made to your work
- Use advanced commands to create branches, fork repos, and more!
Requirements
- Git (Available freely, and we go over how to get it in the course)
- Basic web skills
- Windows or Mac computer
- A desire to never lose your work again!
Description
Source control can seem like modern day magic -- Incredibly powerful, but impossible to learn. That's not true at all. While many tutorials on source control and git focus on how it works, this course focuses on how to use it. I've been using Git for years, have developed a workflow, and want to teach you how you can start using it today.
It doesn't have to be mysterious or impossible. Git is an awesome, powerful tool, that only takes moments to get set up and running. With my course, you'll learn exactly what you need to get started, and then how to figure out what else you need in the future.
Are you ready? Let's get started!
Who this course is for:
- Software Programmers
- Game Developers
- Artists
- Writers
- Everyone who wants their work backed up
Course content
- Preview00:50
- 6 questionsSource Control Knowledge Pre-Quiz
Instructor
Aaron's had a passion for technology and games as far back as he can remember. Whether it was playing super Nintendo games with his big brother, or taking apart computers in the dead of night, he's loved learning about how technology works.
Now he's turned that into a job he loves. He graduated with a computer science degree in 2018 and turned his focus to online learning through Udemy and YouTube with his personal channel Beyond Us Games.
You'll find tutorials and courses that cover all aspects of technology, coding, and game development. His preferred game engine is GameMaker Studio 2, as it's low cost, and allows anyone to make games with their easy to learn language.
On Udemy, he focuses on creating courses about subjects that are difficult to learn on your own, but important to know. Look for game development, web design, general programming, and more as his course catalog continues to grow.