Complete Git GitHub guide (7 HOURS) – Master all Git features: commits, branches, merging, rebasing & collaborating
What you will learn
Basics of Git
Git installation
The basics of command prompt terminal in Windows
How to handle local Git repositories
How to make commits using Git terminal and VSC
How to check the history of your project
Using github for source control
How to use Git Commands
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- Implement sophisticated branching strategies, utilizing techniques like Gitflow or feature branching to manage parallel development and releases effectively.
- Master the art of merge conflict resolution, confidently navigating and resolving complex disputes that arise during collaborative development.
- Employ rebasing with precision, learning to craft clean, linear, and easily reviewable project histories that enhance team clarity and maintainability.
- Streamline collaborative workflows on GitHub, mastering the entire lifecycle of Pull Requests, code reviews, and integrated issue management for efficient teamwork.
- Gracefully undo project mistakes, utilizing advanced Git commands like `revert`, `reset`, and `cherry-pick` to surgically correct errors without data loss.
- Customize your Git environment for peak efficiency, configuring powerful aliases, global settings, and personalized hooks to suit your unique development style.
- Leverage Git for advanced debugging, employing tools like `git blame` and `git bisect` to pinpoint the exact origin and time of introduced bugs.
- Develop robust strategies for contributing to open-source projects, understanding the etiquette and technical processes involved in public collaboration.
- Ensure absolute codebase integrity and security, appreciating how Git’s cryptographic hashing safeguards your project’s history from tampering or accidental corruption.
- Optimize your project management and deployment pipeline, integrating Git effectively with CI/CD practices and versioning strategies.
- Prepare for senior development roles, by adopting the professional Git workflows and best practices expected in enterprise-level software engineering.
- PROS:
- Offers a comprehensive learning journey, from core Git mechanics to advanced GitHub collaboration, building a versatile and in-demand skill set.
- Focuses heavily on practical, real-world scenarios, equipping learners with actionable strategies for common and complex version control challenges.
- Demystifies challenging Git operations, such as rebasing and intricate conflict resolution, making advanced features accessible and manageable.
- Cultivates professional team collaboration skills, emphasizing best practices for Pull Requests, code reviews, and distributed version control.
- CONS:
- May feel somewhat basic during initial modules for developers already proficient with fundamental Git operations, potentially covering familiar ground.
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