The Ultimate Git Course 2024- Zero to Hero

The Ultimate Git Course 2024: Zero to Hero, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.41, with 109 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 35 reviews, and has 3083 subscribers.

You will learn about Master Git & Github Concepts in easy language Setup Git Projects & Configure Git in System Understand Git from very Scratch Browse Project History Like a Pro Various ways to use Git Command Line & VS Code Git GUI tools like Github Desktop & GitKraken Creating Branches & Merging Techniques Handle Conflicts very Effectively Practical showcase of Working in Team Cleaning & Organise Commit History Github Features like Releases, Issues & Milestones Advanced Git Techniques like Rebasing, Cherry-Picking & Squashing Contribute to the Open Source Projects Much more interesting things This course is ideal for individuals who are Developer who wants to Understand Git & Github Like Pro or Developer who need Git for Job or Freelancer or New Developer who want to manage their own Project It is particularly useful for Developer who wants to Understand Git & Github Like Pro or Developer who need Git for Job or Freelancer or New Developer who want to manage their own Project.

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Summary

Title: The Ultimate Git Course 2024: Zero to Hero

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.41

Number of Lectures: 109

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 109

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 110

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 110

Original Price: 鈧?99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Master Git & Github Concepts in easy language

Setup Git Projects & Configure Git in System

Understand Git from very Scratch

Browse Project History Like a Pro

Various ways to use Git Command Line & VS Code

Git GUI tools like Github Desktop & GitKraken

Creating Branches & Merging Techniques

Handle Conflicts very Effectively

Practical showcase of Working in Team

Cleaning & Organise Commit History

Github Features like Releases, Issues & Milestones

Advanced Git Techniques like Rebasing, Cherry-Picking & Squashing

Contribute to the Open Source Projects

Much more interesting things

Who Should Attend

Developer who wants to Understand Git & Github Like Pro

Developer who need Git for Job

Freelancer or New Developer who want to manage their own Project

Target Audiences

Developer who wants to Understand Git & Github Like Pro

Developer who need Git for Job

Freelancer or New Developer who want to manage their own Project

Git & GitHub are the most useful and every company loves to hire developer who understand and work with Git & GitHub effectively.

And I think that’s why you came here And you came to the right place! This is The ultimate Git & GitHub course for 2024 and for the Future.

[>>] Benefits of this course:

Understand Git from very Scratch to Advanced Concepts

Add Git & GitHub to your skill-set means getting a job

Manage & Work with Git Projects without feeling stress

Understand all Git concepts in a Simple and Easy way

I will teach you all concepts from its very basic to advanced level in very easy to explain language and by using best techniques.

[>>] Topics covered in this course:

What is Git? Why every company loves Git?

How Git really works

Configuring Git in system

Git Basics like staging the files and Commit them

Ignoring some files with .gitignore

Complete section for browsing the commit history

Compare two commits

Return to specific commit

Adding Tags

Branches and Merging which is the most important topic of Git

Stash the changes

Different types of merging

Resolving Conflicts like pro

Types of reset

Cherry picking technique

Working in team in with practical showcase of how team members works together using Git

Cloning, fetching, pull, push

Additional features of GitHub like releases, issues, milestones

How to contribute to open source project

How to organise our project history which makes your project looks professional

Modifying existing commits

Splitting and Squashing them

and much much more things (Watch curriculum for more topics)

My name is Meet Patel and I am working as a software engineer. And I also teach programming in easy-to-explain language from my YouTube Channel “Code Bless You”

In this course we will learn Git both ways. First we will see Command line approach and also we will see How we can do the same using GUI tools like GitHub Desktop, Visual Studio Code and GitKraken.

If you take any of my courses or tutorial, you know I don’t waste your time with repeated explanations. I will guarantee you, You will master Git after completing this course.

So lets don’t waste time and get started with Git 馃檪

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction To the Git

Lecture 1: What is Git & Why every company loves Git

Lecture 2: Various way to use Git

Lecture 3: Setting Up Git in System

Lecture 4: Configuring User for Git

Lecture 5: How to make Git Bash Look Good

Chapter 2: Dive into Git Basics

Lecture 1: Introduction of this Section

Lecture 2: Initialising the Git Project

Lecture 3: How Git Really Works

Lecture 4: Exercise for Git Workflow

Lecture 5: Adding files to the Staging area

Lecture 6: Let鈥檚 Commit our first files

Lecture 7: When should we commit?

Lecture 8: Exercise for the Commit

Lecture 9: How to skip Staging area?

Lecture 10: Remove files from areas

Lecture 11: How to ignore some files to Stage

Lecture 12: Viewing Changes between areas

Lecture 13: Shortcut for Status

Lecture 14: Viewing The History

Lecture 15: Unstagging the Files

Lecture 16: Discarding Changes in Local files

Lecture 17: Restoring to it鈥檚 earlier version

Lecture 18: Performing git basic operations with VS code

Lecture 19: Introduction of Github Desktop

Lecture 20: Introduction of Git Kraken

Lecture 21: Summary PDF of this Section

Chapter 3: Deeply watching the History in Git

Lecture 1: Introduction of this Section

Lecture 2: Clone the Project for Practice

Lecture 3: Exploring Log Command in Details

Lecture 4: Filtering the History

Lecture 5: Setting Shortcut For Frequesntly used Commands – Alias

Lecture 6: View Specific Commit in More Details

Lecture 7: How to compare two commits

Lecture 8: Returning to the Specific Version (Checkout in Git)

Lecture 9: Detecting the bugged commit with Bisect

Lecture 10: Getting the List of Contributes

Lecture 11: Browsing the History of the File

Lecture 12: Author of Each Line in File

Lecture 13: Marking Commits with Tags

Lecture 14: Commit History in Github Desktop

Lecture 15: Browsing History using VS Code & Gitkraken

Lecture 16: Summary PDF of This Section

Chapter 4: Working with Branches & Merge in Git

Lecture 1: Introduction of this Section

Lecture 2: What is Branch in Git?

Lecture 3: Creating a new branch

Lecture 4: See the Changes between branches

Lecture 5: Mastering Stashing in Git

Lecture 6: Understanding Merge in Details

Lecture 7: Applying Fast-forward Merging

Lecture 8: Non Fast-forward Merging

Lecture 9: 3-way Merging

Lecture 10: Clear branch after we merge

Lecture 11: How to resolve conflict in Git

Lecture 12: Abort the conflict merge command

Lecture 13: Reset the Merge Commit

Lecture 14: Revert the Merge Commit

Lecture 15: Squash Merging for Clean Bad Commit History

Lecture 16: Rebase the Branch

Lecture 17: Resolving Conflicts while doing Rebase

Lecture 18: How to add one commit to another branch – Cherry Pick Technique

Lecture 19: How to add specific file to another branch

Lecture 20: Branch & Merge in VS Code

Lecture 21: Branch & Merge in Github Desktop

Lecture 22: Branch & Merge in GitKraken

Lecture 23: Summary PDF of This Section

Chapter 5: Working with Team using Git & Github

Lecture 1: Introduction of this Section

Lecture 2: Overview of Working in Team

Lecture 3: How to Upload local git project on Github

Lecture 4: How to create a new Repository on Github

Lecture 5: Adding team members to your project

Lecture 6: Clone Git Repository in our Machine

Lecture 7: Fetching the changes

Lecture 8: Pull Command

Lecture 9: Push Changes to the Remote Repository

Lecture 10: Pushing Tags

Lecture 11: Creating Releases for Github

Lecture 12: Working with Branches

Lecture 13: Real World scenario for Working with Branch

Lecture 14: Practical Showcase of Working with branch

Lecture 15: Creating Pull Requests on Github

Lecture 16: Resolving Conflicts while Pull Requests

Lecture 17: Creating Issues on Github

Lecture 18: Adding Milestones in GitHub

Lecture 19: Workflow of Working on Open Source Project

Lecture 20: How to work on Open Source Project

Lecture 21: Sync Local and Fork with base repository

Lecture 22: Collaboration tools in VS Code

Lecture 23: Collaboration using Github Desktop

Lecture 24: Collaboration using GitKraken

Lecture 25: Summary PDF of This Section

Chapter 6: Cleaning & Organising History

Lecture 1: Introduction of this Section

Lecture 2: Rewriting History

Lecture 3: Undo the Commits in Details

Instructors

Code Bless You
Passionate Software Engineer

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