Git Workflows

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01 - Introduction

01 - Collaborating more effectively with Git using workflows.mp4

01:08

02 - What you should know.mp4

01:43

02 - 1. Git Workflows

01 - What is a Git workflow.mp4

02:56

02 - Workflow building blocks.mp4

04:00

03 - Choosing a Git workflow for your team.mp4

02:36

04 - Creating a shared repository.mp4

03:42

03 - 2. Git Flow

01 - Git flow overview.mp4

03:52

02 - Protecting long-lived branches.mp4

02:41

03 - Development workflow with Git flow.mp4

06:22

04 - Releases with Git flow.mp4

04:12

05 - Hotfixes.mp4

03:50

04 - 3. GitHub Flow

01 - GitHub flow overview.mp4

02:24

02 - GitHub flow repository setup.mp4

01:48

03 - GitHub flow in practice.mp4

03:04

04 - Making GitHub flow successful.mp4

03:29

05 - 4. Trunk-Based Development

01 - Trunk-based development overview.mp4

03:36

02 - Feature flags.mp4

03:48

03 - Creating a feature flag.mp4

02:13

04 - Releasing with feature flags.mp4

05:16

06 - Conclusion

01 - Course wrap-up.mp4

01:44

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If you’re a developer working in any sort of team environment, tracking changes to a project’s source code is a vitally important aspect of the job. Git is one of the most popular tools for tracking and managing code, and there are a number of Git workflows that are commonly used by development teams for collaboration and management. In this course, Kevin Bowersox details several Git workflows that are popular with development teams. He details the main concepts behind these workflows, and shows how to choose the one that suits your needs—whether its Git Flow, GitHub Flow, or trunk-based development—to work more smoothly and eliminate pain points. If you’re looking for hands-on experience so you can work more effectively and collaboratively in Git, join Kevin in this course.

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