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    Git Basics: Hands-On Version Control For Beginners

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    Git Basics: Hands-On Version Control For Beginners

    Git Basics: Hands-On Version Control For Beginners
    Published 1/2025
    MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
    Language: English | Size: 3.06 GB | Duration: 4h 10m

    Master Git Basics: Dive into Staging, Branching, Merging, & Rebasing

    What you'll learn

    Master version control fundamentals and “time travel” with Git.

    Initialize repositories, track changes, and maintain a clean commit history.

    Grasp Git’s three-state architecture for precise staging and committing.

    Practice branching, merging, and conflict resolution to manage code effectively.

    Use commits to save, revert, and compare project snapshots.

    Explore rebase to keep your commit history clean and streamlined.

    Stage changes selectively and undo mistakes with checkout, restore, and amend.

    Set up remote repositories on GitHub for collaborative development.

    Fetch, pull, and push updates to sync local and remote branches.

    Fork repositories, open pull requests, and contribute to open-source projects.

    Harness .gitignore to manage build artifacts and untracked files.

    Visualize branch histories, inspect diffs, and revert to older commits.

    Apply branching strategies, merges, and rebases for smoother code collaboration.

    Requirements

    Basic familiarity with any programming language or coding environment

    A computer running Windows, macOS, or Linux

    Internet connection to download Git and access GitHub

    Willingness to use a command-line interface (terminal)

    Description

    Git is the world’s leading version control system, powering everything from the smallest open-source projects to the largest enterprise codebases. In this course, you’ll learn not just how to commit and push changes, but how to truly master Git’s core concepts so you can tackle any workflow challenge with confidence. We start by exploring the fundamentals—initializing repositories, staging files, and committing snapshots—so you gain a rock-solid understanding of Git’s three-state architecture. Then, you’ll dive deeper into branching, merging, and the powerful rebase command to maintain a clean, linear history. If you’ve ever struggled with merge conflicts or wondered how to keep your branches from falling out of sync, our detailed conflict-resolution tutorials will give you the hands-on practice you need.Beyond local operations, we’ll walk you through collaborative workflows on GitHub, teaching you how to fork repositories, clone projects, make pull requests, and stay in sync with remote teams. You’ll discover how to use .gitignore for managing unwanted files, explore advanced commands for viewing your commit history, and even practice reverting to older commits in “detached HEAD” mode. Each lesson is packed with real-world examples and practical tips that can streamline your daily development.This course is ideal for programmers using Git in their professional work environments as well as those gearing up for software job interviews. By the end, you’ll have the know-how to confidently manage code changes, coordinate with collaborators, and commit error-free. Gain the skills that top companies demand—and keep your projects organized, efficient, and future-proof.

    Overview

    Section 1: Welcome!

    Lecture 1 Message from the instructor

    Section 2: Managing versions with Git

    Lecture 2 What does a version control system do?

    Lecture 3 Git and Github - high level workflows

    Lecture 4 Installing git

    Lecture 5 Initializing repository

    Lecture 6 Git two stage commit explained

    Lecture 7 The three state architecture

    Lecture 8 Selectively staging and committing

    Lecture 9 Think Changes Not Files!

    Lecture 10 Commit message editor

    Lecture 11 Seeing previous commits

    Lecture 12 Committing a file delete

    Lecture 13 Looking at code changes in commit history

    Lecture 14 Clearing local changes with git checkout

    Lecture 15 Unstaging files with git restore

    Lecture 16 Amending your last commit

    Lecture 17 Viewing diff of your changes

    Lecture 18 Using gitignore

    Section 3: Branching and merging

    Lecture 19 Understanding a git commit

    Lecture 20 Branching concepts

    Lecture 21 Understanding branching with Git

    Lecture 22 Creating and switching between branches

    Lecture 23 Committing to a branch

    Lecture 24 Understanding branch pointers and commits

    Lecture 25 Fast forward merge

    Lecture 26 Merge with commit

    Lecture 27 Resolving merge conflicts

    Lecture 28 Git log with branches

    Lecture 29 Deleting branches

    Lecture 30 Switching to an older commit

    Lecture 31 Detached head - understanding and fixing

    Lecture 32 Rebasing explained - what and why

    Lecture 33 Doing a rebase

    Section 4: Working with remote repositories

    Lecture 34 Cloning a remote repository

    Lecture 35 Committing to a cloned repo

    Lecture 36 Making changes to the remote repo

    Lecture 37 Understanding remote branches

    Lecture 38 Checking out remote branches and handling detached head

    Lecture 39 Examining and fetching from remote using git fetch

    Lecture 40 Syncing remote changes with local

    Lecture 41 Using git pull

    Lecture 42 Fetching, merging and pushing from other remote branches

    Lecture 43 Git fetch vs pull

    Lecture 44 Doing git pull with rebase

    Section 5: Basic Github workflow

    Lecture 45 Forking a repository

    Lecture 46 Making a pull request

    Section 6: Next Steps

    Lecture 47 Conclusion

    Programmers preparing for technical interviews who want a solid Git foundation,Software developers aiming to streamline their version control workflows,Anyone looking to manage project files and collaborate with teams effectively,Students or professionals transitioning into coding roles and needing real-world Git skills