Git and GitHub for Beginners: Start Coding Collaboratively

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Pravin Mishra

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1 - Introduction

1 - INTRODUCTION TO GIT THE WHAT AND WHY OF VERSION CONTROL.mp4

05:32

2 - UNDERSTANDING NEED OF GIT.mp4

07:23

2 - Setting up Git

3 - STEPBYSTEP GIT INSTALLATION DEMO.mp4

03:52

4 - CONFIGURING GIT FOR FIRSTTIME USE.mp4

13:30

3 - Basic Git Commands

5 - UNDERSTANDING GIT REPOSITORIES LOCAL AND REMOTE.mp4

06:54

6 - INTIALIZE GIT REPOSITORY WITH GIT INIT.mp4

08:36

7 - LEARN HOW TO CREATE FILE INSIDE GIT REPOSITORY.mp4

04:06

8 - CHECK THE CURRENT STATUS OF REPOSITORY WITH GIT STATUS.mp4

08:32

9 - STAGE CHANGES WITH GIT ADD.mp4

04:23

4 - Branching in Git

10 - THE ESSENCE OF BRANCHING IN GIT.mp4

08:08

11 - COMMIT CHANAGES WITH GIT COMMIT.mp4

04:41

12 - CHECK HISTORY OF COMMIT WITH GIT GIT LOG.mp4

08:34

13 - THE GIT CHECKOUT COMMAND NAVIGATING BRANCHES.mp4

09:46

14 - COMBINING WORK WITH GIT MERGE.mp4

05:12

5 - Introduction to GitHub

15 - WHAT IS GITHUB GIT REPOS IN THE CLOUD.mp4

06:09

16 - HOW DOES GITHUB WORK A COMPREHENSIVE OVERVIEW.mp4

08:28

17 - CREATING A GITHUB ACCOUNT STEPBYSTEP GUIDE.mp4

09:26

6 - Working with GitHub Repositories

18 - CREATING A REMOTE REPOSITORY STEPBYSTEP GUIDE.mp4

10:09

19 - UNDERSTANDING GIT PULL A GUIDE TO SYNCHRONIZING YOUR REPOSITORY.mp4

05:44

20 - MASTERING GIT PUSH HOW TO PUBLISH YOUR COMMITS TO GITHUB.mp4

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21 - GITHUB COMMAND GIT CLONE CLONING REPOSITORIES FOR COLLABORATION.mp4

04:03

7 - Conclusion

22 - Wrapping Up What Weve Learned.mp4

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Description

Learn Version Control and Collaborative Development Practices with Ease

What You'll Learn?

Understanding Version Control: Students will grasp the fundamental concepts of version control, including why it's essential in software development .
Git Basics:They will become proficient in using Git, a distributed version control system, covering topics such as creating repositories, committing changes etc
GitHub Usage: Students will learn how to effectively use GitHub, a web-based platform for Git repositories, including repository creation, collaboration etc
Branching and Merging: They will explore branching strategies, understand merge conflicts, and learn how to create and manage branches for collaborative develop

Who is this for?

Students: Those studying computer science or related fields who want to build a strong foundation in version control as they embark on their programming journey.

Aspiring Developers: Individuals looking to enter the world of software development who need to learn how to collaborate on code projects

Coding Enthusiasts: Anyone with a passion for coding who wants to understand how to manage code versions and work collaboratively with others.

Non-technical Professionals: Professionals from various domains who need to use Git and GitHub for documentation, content management, or collaborative projects.

DevOps Engineers: Professionals involved in DevOps practices who aim to streamline code deployment and continuous integration using Git and GitHub.

Software Developers: Experienced developers who want to deepen their understanding of Git, GitHub, and best practices for version control.

What You Need to Know?

The prerequisites for taking our Git and GitHub course are designed to ensure that students can fully engage with the course content and get the most out of their learning experience. Here are the typical requirements or prerequisites: Basic Computer Skills: Students should have a fundamental understanding of how to use a computer, navigate file systems, and perform basic tasks such as creating, modifying, and deleting files and folders.

Computer Setup: Students should have access to a computer (Windows, macOS, or Linux) to practice Git and GitHub commands and workflows. Instructions for installing Git on various operating systems will be provided.

GitHub Account (Recommended): While not mandatory, having a GitHub account can enhance the learning experience. Students will be encouraged to create a GitHub account to practice collaboration and repository management.

Text Editor or IDE: A text editor or integrated development environment (IDE) for writing code is recommended but not mandatory. Students can use their preferred code editor. Desire to Learn and Collaborate: A willingness to learn, collaborate with others, and engage in hands-on exercises and projects is essential for success in the course.

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Description
This course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental concepts and commands related to Git and GitHub, two essential tools for version control and collaborative software development. Whether you are a beginner or someone looking to refresh their Git and GitHub knowledge, this course will cover all the basics you need to know.

Course Objectives:
By the end of this course, participants will:

Understand the importance of version control in software development.
Learn how to install and configure Git on their local machine.
Master the core concepts of Git, including repositories, commits, branches, and merges.
Gain proficiency in using Git commands for tracking changes and managing code.
Explore best practices for organizing and structuring Git repositories.
Collaborate with others using GitHub, a popular web-based platform for hosting and sharing Git repositories.
Create and manage GitHub repositories for personal or team projects.
Learn about pull requests, code reviews, and collaboration workflows on GitHub.
Troubleshoot common Git and GitHub issues.
Develop the skills necessary to work effectively with Git and GitHub in a real-world development environment.

This course will provide you with a solid foundation in Git and GitHub, enabling you to confidently manage code, collaborate with others, and contribute to software projects effectively. Whether you're a software developer, a student, or anyone interested in version control, this course will equip you with the essential skills needed to succeed in today's software development landscape.
Who this course is for:
Students: Those studying computer science or related fields who want to build a strong foundation in version control as they embark on their programming journey.
Aspiring Developers: Individuals looking to enter the world of software development who need to learn how to collaborate on code projects
Coding Enthusiasts: Anyone with a passion for coding who wants to understand how to manage code versions and work collaboratively with others.
Non-technical Professionals: Professionals from various domains who need to use Git and GitHub for documentation, content management, or collaborative projects.
DevOps Engineers: Professionals involved in DevOps practices who aim to streamline code deployment and continuous integration using Git and GitHub.
Software Developers: Experienced developers who want to deepen their understanding of Git, GitHub, and best practices for version control.

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12+ years of experience in IT and 8 years of teaching experience. Enterprise Architect, specialized in Architecting, Designing, Developing and Implementing Multi-Cloud base solutions. As an AWS Trainer, I help students and IT professionals switch careers in AWS Cloud. With a strong belief in learning by doing, I help students grow their cloud skills and realize career goals that include learning more about AWS, pursuing AWS certifications, and getting real-time experience working on Customer Case Studies.

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