Git Fundamentals

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1. Getting Started

1. Welcome!.mp4

03:27

2.1 GitFundamentals-Manual.pdf

2. Introduction and Course Structure.html

3. What is Source Control (aka Version Control).mp4

09:53

4. Installing Git on Windows.mp4

08:08

5. Intro to Windows Command Prompt.mp4

09:07

6.1 1-1-windowscommandpromptexercises.zip

6.2 Command Prompt Cheatsheet.pdf

6. Windows Command Prompt Exercises.html

7. Intro to the Bash Shell.mp4

08:25

8.1 1-2-bashexercises.zip

8. Bash Exercises.html

9. Your First Repository.mp4

09:24

10. Configuring your Name and Email.mp4

03:13

11. Further Notes and References.html

2. Working Locally

1. Staging Changes - Git add.mp4

11:20

2. Committing Changes - Git Commit.mp4

06:16

3. Amending Commits.mp4

04:06

4. The Anatomy of a Commit - Git Log (and Git Show).mp4

09:36

5. Unstaging and resetting - Git Reset.mp4

04:08

6.1 2-1-localrepoexercises.zip

6. Local Repository Exercises.html

3. Working with a Remote

1. Your First Remote - Git Clone.mp4

10:03

2. Pushing and Pulling - The Simple Case.mp4

08:31

3.1 3-1-remoterepoexercises.zip

3. Remote Repository Exercises.html

4. Pulling with Merge (No Conflicts).mp4

08:31

5. Fetch and Rebase (No Conflicts).mp4

12:26

6. Merging with Conflicts.mp4

07:31

7. Rebasing with Conflicts.mp4

09:52

8.1 3-2-mergingandrebasingexercises.zip

8. Merging and Rebasing Exercises.html

4. Further Git Features

1. Store Changes Temporarily - Git Stash.mp4

06:24

2. Branching and Merging - Git Branch and Git Merge.mp4

14:04

3. Tagging (Briefly) - Git Tag.mp4

02:56

4.1 4-1-stashingandbranchingexercises.zip

4. Stashing, Branching and Tagging Exercises.html

5. Using Git Extensions (a useful UI over GIT)

1. Installing Git Extensions.mp4

02:26

2. Cloning and Browsing your Repository.mp4

06:59

3. Pull, Commit, Push Workflow in Git Extensions.mp4

08:45

4. Other Git Commands and Settings.mp4

07:47

5. Merging from a Remote (with and without conflicts).mp4

12:00

6. Stashing.mp4

05:53

7. Branching and Merging.mp4

12:43

8. Git Extensions Exercises.html

6. Extra - Some further Exploration and Links

1.1 6-1-furtherexercises.zip

1.2 Git 101 Basics (34mins).html

1.3 Git Push - Force will Destroy the Timeline and Kill Us All (17mins).html

1.4 Git Rebase vs Merge (24mins).html

1. Where to Go from Here.html

Description

Learn the fundamentals of using Git for source control through practical examples and exercises

What You'll Learn?

To know what source control is, and what Git is
To be able to navigate a file system using the command line
To be able to stage and commit your changes to Git
To be able to view the log and history of commits
To know how Git stores your changes on your file system (a basic understanding)
To be able to push your changes to a remote repository
To be able to get others' changes from a remote repository
To know the difference between rebasing and pulling and be able to do both
To be able to deal with merge conflicts when pulling or rebasing
To be able to branch and merge
To be able to stash working changes temporarily
To be able to tag a commit with a human-friendly name
To be able to use Git Extensions, a GUI front end for Git, in order to help you fulfill your daily development tasks quicker

Who is this for?

This course is designed for developers who are new to source control, or have not yet used Git

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Description
Git is the most popular source control tool in the world today, so knowing Git is an essential skill for just about every developer. This course covers the fundamentals of Git - what it's for, how it works, and how to use it in your every day work.Â
We cover all of the day to day usage of Git, from cloning, to committing, to pushing and pulling, and even branching and merging (and the dreaded merge conflict). The course is aimed at developers who are coming to Git for the first time so no prior knowledge is necessary, but it's also useful for those of you who have been using Git and are wanting to gain a slightly better understanding of how things are working and how to think about what Git is doing so that you can troubleshoot when it throws surprises your way.
In the interest of preparing you for day to day usage, we also cover using Git Extensions, a cross-platform third-party UI built on top of the Git command line that you can use to be more productive in your daily work.
For each section we provide practical video demonstrations of each activity, diagrams showing how what we've done has affected the repository, and also some exercises for you to do in order to practice for yourself.
This course should get you up and running with using Git in your daily work, and provide you with enough understanding of the underlying systems and concepts that you are able to utilize the power Git provides.
Who this course is for:
This course is designed for developers who are new to source control, or have not yet used Git

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