What you'll learn

Creating a repository, tracking changes, and commiting changes via init, add, and commit.
Checking state, viewing changes, discarding files, and removing files via status, diff, restore, and rm.
Viewing commit history via log.
Creating and checking out branches via branch and checkout.
Stashing and merging changes via stash and merge.
Ignoring files with .gitignore
Creating a successful branching workflow.
Creating and resolving merge conflicts.
Creating a repository and submitting pull requests through GitHub.
Cloning remote repositories via clone.
Creating an SSH key for authentication.
Various command line keywords including echo, mkdir, and cd.


Requirements

Have Git installed on your machine (we will also add a resource to help you install it).

Description

Learning how to use Git is truly a necessity if you want to become a successful software developer. We made this course so that you can focus on what matters and gain the basic practical experience and knowledge to use Git and GitHub effectively. We understand the importance of hands on experience when it comes to learning Git, and this course was created with that in mind.

From the first video, we get your hands dirty in the command line whilst dropping the necessary information you need to know at the appropriate times. Utilizing this teaching style avoids overloading you while on your journey to mastering Git, ensuring that you get practical experience of the newly acquired skills immediately before learning something new.

We first start this course off by setting up some necessary Git configuration before immediately learning about a useful command to help you alongside your journey of mastering Git. We then dive immediately into creating a git repository and become familiar with the following:


Git Commands

Initializing a repository via init

Staging (i.e. adding) files via add

Discarding changes via restore

Project state via status

File differences via diff

Committing changes via commit

Removing files via rm

Viewing commit history via log

Creating and checking out branches via branch and checkout

Merging changes via merge

Stashing changes via stash

Cloning remote repositories via clone


Helpful Git Knowledge

The life cycle of untracked and tracked files

Creating and resolving merge conflicts

Ignoring files with .gitignore

What exactly origin means

Creating a successful branching workflow


GitHub

Creating and editing a profile

SSH vs HTTPS

Creating an SSH Key for authentication

Creating and merging pull requests


Command Line

Creating files via echo

Making (i.e. creating) directories via mkdir

Changing directories via cd

What tilde (i.e. ~) means



By taking this course, you will not only acquire the necessary skills to practically use Git and GitHub, but you will come out more familiar with the command line and know your way around it.


Who this course is for:

Software developers aspiring to learn Git and GitHub.
Software developers looking for practical Git experience.

Homepage: https://www.udemy.com/course/git-crash-course-getting-started-with-git-and-github/

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