The Ultimate Git Course 2024: Zero to Hero
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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:
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Understand Git from very Scratch to Advanced Concepts
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Add Git & GitHub to your skill-set means getting a job
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Manage & Work with Git Projects without feeling stress
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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:
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What is Git? Why every company loves Git?
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How Git really works
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Configuring Git in system
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Git Basics like staging the files and Commit them
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Ignoring some files with .gitignore
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Complete section for browsing the commit history
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Compare two commits
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Return to specific commit
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Adding Tags
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Branches and Merging which is the most important topic of Git
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Stash the changes
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Different types of merging
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Resolving Conflicts like pro
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Types of reset
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Cherry picking technique
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Working in team in with practical showcase of how team members works together using Git
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Cloning, fetching, pull, push
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Additional features of GitHub like releases, issues, milestones
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How to contribute to open source project
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How to organise our project history which makes your project looks professional
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Modifying existing commits
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Splitting and Squashing them
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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 🙂
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Initialising the Git Project
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How Git Really Works
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Exercise for Git Workflow
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Adding files to the Staging area
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Let’s Commit our first files
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When should we commit?
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Exercise for the Commit
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How to skip Staging area?
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Remove files from areas
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How to ignore some files to Stage
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Viewing Changes between areas
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Shortcut for Status
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Viewing The History
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Unstagging the Files
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Discarding Changes in Local files
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Restoring to it’s earlier version
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Performing git basic operations with VS code
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Introduction of Github Desktop
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Introduction of Git Kraken
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Summary PDF of this Section
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Introduction of this Section
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Clone the Project for Practice
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Exploring Log Command in Details
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Filtering the History
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Setting Shortcut For Frequesntly used Commands - Alias
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View Specific Commit in More Details
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How to compare two commits
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Returning to the Specific Version (Checkout in Git)
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Detecting the bugged commit with Bisect
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Getting the List of Contributes
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Browsing the History of the File
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Author of Each Line in File
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Marking Commits with Tags
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Commit History in Github Desktop
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Browsing History using VS Code & Gitkraken
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Summary PDF of This Section
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Introduction of this Section
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What is Branch in Git?
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Creating a new branch
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See the Changes between branches
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Mastering Stashing in Git
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Understanding Merge in Details
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Applying Fast-forward Merging
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Non Fast-forward Merging
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3-way Merging
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Clear branch after we merge
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How to resolve conflict in Git
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Abort the conflict merge command
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Reset the Merge Commit
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Revert the Merge Commit
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Squash Merging for Clean Bad Commit History
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Rebase the Branch
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Resolving Conflicts while doing Rebase
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How to add one commit to another branch - Cherry Pick Technique
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How to add specific file to another branch
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Branch & Merge in VS Code
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Branch & Merge in Github Desktop
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Branch & Merge in GitKraken
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Summary PDF of This Section
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Introduction of this Section
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Overview of Working in Team
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How to Upload local git project on Github
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How to create a new Repository on Github
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Adding team members to your project
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Clone Git Repository in our Machine
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Fetching the changes
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Pull Command
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Push Changes to the Remote Repository
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Pushing Tags
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Creating Releases for Github
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Working with Branches
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Real World scenario for Working with Branch
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Practical Showcase of Working with branch
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Creating Pull Requests on Github
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Resolving Conflicts while Pull Requests
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Creating Issues on Github
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Adding Milestones in GitHub
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Workflow of Working on Open Source Project
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How to work on Open Source Project
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Sync Local and Fork with base repository
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Collaboration tools in VS Code
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Collaboration using Github Desktop
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Collaboration using GitKraken
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Summary PDF of This Section
