Git and GitHub The Complete Guide [2024]

Git and GitHub – The Complete Guide [2024], available at $94.99, has an average rating of 4.52, with 115 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 2907 reviews, and has 14259 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Git and GitHub – The Complete Guide [2024]

Price: $94.99

Average Rating: 4.52

Number of Lectures: 115

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 115

Number of Published Quizzes: 4

Number of Curriculum Items: 119

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 119

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Developers looking to get up and running with Git and GitHub

Learn Git fundamentals

Learn GitHub fundamentals

Use GitHub with Visual Studio Editor

Who Should Attend

Developers looking to get up and running with Git and GitHub in 4 hours!

Target Audiences

Developers looking to get up and running with Git and GitHub in 4 hours!

Source control is essential for any developer in todays world. One term that you hear when anyone talks about source control is Git.

In todays world where time is limited, this course will teach you basics of Git and most commonly used commands that you will use 95% of the time! The only regret after taking course will be why did you not take this course sooner!

GitHub is the most commonly used service when it comes to source control and we will be exploring that and later on we will see how we can manage GitHub using the UI provided by Visual Studio Editor.

Why this course?

There are many courses which will walk you through Git and Github, but this course has focus on core fundamentals which are critical in todays programming world. We will not waste time on items that developers use extremely rarely! We would rather learn everything that developers would use 95% of the time, in 4 hours!

This course is always updated when there are new changes and finally this course will show real world use case using Visual Studio UI GitHub editor as well.  So not only you will learn fundamentals using command line but also using UI of Visual Studio.

This course is designed in a way that you can master Git over a weekend or less!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Course Rating

Lecture 3: Free PowerPoint Slides

Lecture 4: Why do we need version control?

Lecture 5: Distributed vs Central Version Control System

Lecture 6: Installing Git

Lecture 7: Create GitHub account

Lecture 8: Configure Git on local

Chapter 2: Git fundamentals

Lecture 1: Git Init

Lecture 2: Demo – Git Init

Lecture 3: Setup Visual Studio Code

Lecture 4: Git Clone

Lecture 5: Git Stage

Lecture 6: Git Commit

Lecture 7: Demo – First git commit

Lecture 8: Demo – Git commit (more options)

Lecture 9: Demo – Git Log

Lecture 10: Git Push

Lecture 11: Demo – Push Files to GitHub Repository

Lecture 12: Demo – Playing with user config and more commits

Lecture 13: Git Pull

Lecture 14: Demo – Pull changes from GitHub to Local

Lecture 15: Git Fetch

Lecture 16: Git Basic Flow

Lecture 17: Git Sync

Chapter 3: Git Fundamentals – Branches

Lecture 1: What is head?

Lecture 2: Branch and Merge

Lecture 3: Branchs and Flow

Lecture 4: Demo – Create First Branch

Lecture 5: Demo – Delete and Rename Branch

Lecture 6: Demo – Merge Branch

Lecture 7: Demo – Create and Checkout Branch

Lecture 8: Demo – Switch Command

Lecture 9: Merge Conflicts

Lecture 10: Demo – Merge Conflicts

Lecture 11: What is Fast forward?

Chapter 4: GitHub Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Setup New Repository

Lecture 2: Modify last commit (danger)

Lecture 3: Git Checkout

Lecture 4: What is Detached Head?

Lecture 5: Git Restore

Lecture 6: Git Reset

Lecture 7: Git Revert

Lecture 8: Git Ignore

Lecture 9: Demo – Git Ignore

Lecture 10: Last Resort

Chapter 5: GitHub Fundamentals – Part 2

Lecture 1: Git Tags

Lecture 2: Demo – Git Tags

Lecture 3: Demo – Git Fetch

Lecture 4: Git Stash

Lecture 5: Demo – Git Stash

Lecture 6: Pull Request in GitHub

Lecture 7: Merge Conflict in GitHub

Lecture 8: Forking Project

Lecture 9: Collaborate to Open Source Project

Chapter 6: GitHub and Visual Studio

Lecture 1: Create Git repository

Lecture 2: Main tabs in visual studio

Lecture 3: Clone Project

Lecture 4: Commit and Push Changes

Lecture 5: Pull and Fetch Changes

Lecture 6: Stash

Lecture 7: Create Branch

Lecture 8: Merge Conflicts

Lecture 9: Clean up

Lecture 10: Pull Requests

Lecture 11: View and compare commits

Lecture 12: File History

Chapter 7: Bonus – .NET MVC Course

Lecture 1: .NET MVC Free Content

Chapter 8: Introduction (.NET MVC)

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Dot Net Core Roadmap

Lecture 3: .NET 8 Tools

Lecture 4: Project Resources

Lecture 5: Prerequisites

Lecture 6: What is dependency injection?

Lecture 7: Course Overview

Lecture 8: Create Project

Lecture 9: Project File

Lecture 10: Launch Settings

Lecture 11: wwwroot and appsettings

Lecture 12: Program File

Lecture 13: MVC Architecture

Lecture 14: Routing Overview

Lecture 15: Routing in Action

Lecture 16: Default Views

Chapter 9: Category

Lecture 1: Category Model

Lecture 2: 2 Data Annotations

Lecture 3: 3 1 Nuget Packages for Entity Framework Core

Instructors

Bhrugen Patel
Microsoft MVP | Passionate Software Architect

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3 stars: 337 votes

4 stars: 1055 votes

5 stars: 1397 votes

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