Git/Github Essentials: Everything You Need To Get Started

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Uma Abu

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1. Introduction

1. Course Overview.mp4

00:34

2. What is GitGitHub Why are they important.mp4

03:02

2. Introduction

1. Creating and Cloning a GitHub Repository.mp4

06:07

2. Staging, Committing and Pushing to a Repository.mp4

09:29

3. Branching, Merging, and Pull Requests.mp4

14:26

4. Merge Conflicts, Gitignore and Forking.mp4

14:25

3. Conclusion

1. Conclusion.mp4

00:47

Description

Everything you need to know to get working with Git/GitHub in under 1 hour!

What You'll Learn?

Understand the role Git/GitHub plays in workflows that involve collaboration and version control.
Understanding of the Git/Github Framework
Learn how to create and contribute to a GitHub Repository
Learn how to interact with a GitHub Repository in a way that enables collaboration with others

Who is this for?

Beginners - Anyone looking to get into Software Development, Cloud Architecture or technical roles that involve code.

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Description
Git is the most used version control software tool, and this course will teach you everything you need to know to get up and running with git. We will go over how we use Git/GiHub in our everyday development environment. We will learn the fundamentals and apply them to a live git repository.
We will cover the following topics:
What is Git/Github? Why are they important?
We will explore the use cases where Git comes in handy and why it is so popular among developers.
Creating and Cloning a GitHub Repository.
We will create a GitHub Repository and clone it via HTTPS.
Staging, Committing, and Pushing to a Repository.
We will make changes to files in our repository, stage those changes, commit them and push them to our remote repository.
Branching, Merging, and Pull Requests.
We will go into branching, checking out multiple branches, making changes to them and merging them back into the default branch. We will also go over pull requests and pulling!
Gitignore, Forking, and Handling Merge Conflicts.
We will go over why the Gitignore file is useful. We will simulate and handle a merge conflict then end by learning about forking.
By the time you're done, you will know enough about Git/GitHub to start using them for your projects or contributing to projects on GitHub.
Who this course is for:
Beginners - Anyone looking to get into Software Development, Cloud Architecture or technical roles that involve code.

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