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The Ultimate GIT 5-day Challenge

A quick way to determine if working with GIT is something you want to learn more about
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A very basic introduction to working with GIT
How to create a repository at GitHub and/or BitBucket
How to clone, add, commit, and push using the GIT BASH command line
How to do basic work with public and/or private GIT Repositories

Requirements

  • You should know a bit about how to work with computers and not be afraid of using the command line a little bit
  • Willingness to try out new things
  • Some sort of files that you want to track (i.e. Code, Photos, Documents, etc)

Description

This course takes us step-by-step through some basic GIT operations.  The course will not dive too deep, and takes small steps on each of five days.  As we continue through the course, we learn a basic, single-person workflow that could allow anyone to store files at GitHub or BitBucket.  

Additionally, the course gives us a chance to determine if we want to go to a deeper level with GIT.

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who is new to GIT
  • Anyone who is tired of making copy after copy of files
  • Anyone who is afraid of losing files to computer or drive failure
  • At least a little computer saavy

Course content

7 sections • 25 lectures • 1h 6m total length

  • Welcome to the Ultimate GIT 5-day challenge
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Instructor

Brian Gorman
Software Engineer and Computer Science Instructor
Brian Gorman
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Brian is an experienced speaker, author, trainer, and .Net developer with MCSA: Web App Certification, MCSD: App Builder, AZ-900/104/204/400, DP-900/300, and MCT certifications. Brian has a masters of science degree in computer information systems, and a bachelor of science degree in computer science. Additionally, Brian has over ten years of experience instructing college courses online in SQL databases, C#/VB .Net programming, Java programming, and Microsoft Office. Brian also recently had his first APress book "Practical Entity Framework" published.