No more copy/pasting Git Use StackOverflow to send commands and hope that everything works out! You will have complete control over the commands
Mosh Hamedani – The Ultimate Git Course
Git The most widely used Version Control System (VCS), in the world. It lets you keep track of your project history, reverse your code if there are errors, and collaborate effectively with others.
It’s why it is listed in nearly every job description of a DevOps or software engineer!
The The problem is: Git It is quite complex. I’ve seen developers with experience using it. Git For years I’ve been trying to learn how, and have not succeeded. Git It really does work.
This is why I created this course. To help you understand Git You can use it with confidence once you understand how to do it. You will soon learn how Git works, using Git Commands should be simple.
No more copy/pasting Git Use StackOverflow to send commands and hope that everything works out! You will have complete control over the commands
This is the Git Course I wish I had taken when I was learning Git!
From beginner to expert
Access to the Library for Life
120 Lessons
5.5 hours of video
40+ Exercises & Solutions
Downloadable
Subtitles
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Hi! I’m Mosh I am excited to learn from you. Git!
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to…
Use confidently Git You can also visit GitHub
Easy collaboration with other developers
Use GitHub to create an open portfolio of potential employers
Participate in open-source development
What You Will Learn…
All the key concepts Git
What is, why’s, and how’s it possible? Git
How to create snapshots
View project history
Branching & merging
Handling conflicts
Remote repositories
Collaboration with others on GitHub
Pull Requests are used to review code
Learn from your mistakes
Rewriting project history
Git best practices
Common pitfalls
You can find out more about it here.
Step-By-Step 1, bite-It is small and simple-To-You can digest videos with zero fluff
Who is this course for
Developers who are eager to learn Git For the job
Freelancers who are looking for work Git To manage their own projects
Anybody interested in contributing to open-source projects
Anyone who is interested in learning Git Above and beyond the basics commands (add, commit. push).
There is no prior knowledge Git needed!
The Course covers everything you need to learn to get started Git zero to Git hero.
Join 20179 Happy Students!
“When I got my current job, I knew nothing about Git. I learned bits and pieces through experimentation and a lot of failure over a year. That’s when I realized I needed to learn and master Git from the ground up. Mosh’s Git Mastery course taught me how to use Git confidently, and learn from my mistakes. Now I can successfully rebase, change my commits, and do tons of other cool things with ease. Thanks for this awesome course, Mosh! I highly recommend Mosh’s Git course to anyone who wants to master Git.”
– Noormohammed Shikalgar
Your Instructor
Mosh Hamedani
Mosh Hamedani
Hi! Hi! Mosh Hamedani. Two decades of experience as a software engineer. Through my YouTube channel, online courses and YouTube channel, I have taught millions of people how code and how they can become software engineers.
Coding should be fun for all.
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Course Curriculum
15m Getting ed
1- Introduction (0.39)
2- How to Take This Course (0:51)
3- What is it? Git (2:31)
4- Use Git (3:03)
5- Installation Git (1:27)
6- Configuring Git (5:04)
7- Getting Help (0.51)
8- Cheat Sheet (0.29)
Follow me around
Create Snapshots (60m).
1- Introduction (0.34)
2- Initiating a Repository (2.32)
3- Git Workflow (4.35)
4- Staging Files (3:37)
5- Committing Changes (2:13)
6- Committing Best Practices (1:59)
7- Skipping Staging Area (1.24)
8- Removing files (2:02).
9- Renaming and Moving Files (2.17)
10- Ignoring Files (6:34)
11- Short Status (2.52)
12- View Staged and Unstaged Transformations (4:59).
13- Visual Diff Tools (4.53)
14- Viewing history (2:12).
15- Viewing the Commit (3.58)
16- Unstaging Files (2:50)
17- Discarding Local Differences (1:48).
18- Restoring an older version of a file (2:16).
19- Creating Snapshots With VSCode (1.56)
20- Creating Snapshots using GitKraken (3.24)
21. Summary
22- Exercises
Browsing history (44m).
1- Introduction (0.48)
2- Obtaining a Repository (0.32)
3- Viewing History (2:22).
4- Filtering History (4:54).
5- Formatting the log output (3:25)
6- Aliases (2:17)
7- Viewing a Commit (2.13)
8- Viewing the changes across commits (1:16).
9- Checking Out A Commit (3.40).
10- Finding Bugs with Bisect (4.28)
11- Finding Contributors Using Shortlog (1:18)
12- Viewing the History of a File (1.08)
13- Restoring an Deleted File (2.08)
14- Finding The Author of Line Using Blame (1.08)
15- Tagging (2:41)
16- Browsing History Using VSCode (4.25)
17- Browsing history using GitKraken (5.01)
18- Summary
19- Exercises
A Quick Note
Branching (76m).
1- Introduction (0.42)
2- What are Branches (2.38)
3- Getting a repository (0:18).
4- Working with the branches (5:12)
5- Comparing Branchs (1:52).
6- Stashing (4.04)
7-Merging (3:21).
8- Fast-Forward Merges (6.54)
9- Three-Way Merges (3.16)
10- Viewing Unmerged and Merged Branch Branches (1.08)
11- Merge Conflicts (5.34)
12 – Graphical merge tools (4:58).
13- Aborting the Merge (0.41)
14- Undoing an Faulty Merge (5.26)
15- Squash Merging (5:25)
16- Rebasing (8.24).
17- Cherry Picking (1.54)
18- Picking up a file from another branch (1:44).
19- Branching in the VSCode (9.06)
20- Branching in GitKraken (4.28)
21. Summary
22- Exercises
A Quick Note
Collaboration (70m)
1- Introduction (0.46)
2- Workflows (3.57)
3- Creating a GitHub Repo (2:47).
4- Adding Collaborators (1:03)
5- Cloning of a Repository (2.52)
6- Fetching (4.34)
7- Pulling (3.47)
8- Pushing (2.26)
9- Storing Credentials (1:45)
10- Sharing Tags (1.38)
11-Release (1:19)
12- Sharing branches (3.21)
13- Collaboration Workflow (6.43)
14- Pull requests (8:20)
15- Resolving Conflicts (3.28)
16-issues (2:27).
17-Labels (0:48).
18- Milestones (1:42)
19- Contributing To Open-Source Projects (3.54)
20- Keeping an Up-to-Date Forked Repository (5:19).
21- Collaboration Using VSCode (2:33)
22- Collaboration Using GitKraken (3:06)
23. Summary
24- Exercises
A Quick Note
Rewriting History (56m).
1- Introduction (0.47)
2- Why Rewrite History (1.19)
3- The Golden Rule of History Rewriting (3:47).
4- An example of a bad history (2:43)
5- Undoing Commits (4.55)
6- Reverting Commits (3.29)
7- Recovering lost commitments (2:36).
8- Amending the last Commit (3.38)
9- Resolving an older Commit (5:44).
10- Dropping Commits (4.28)
11- Rewording Commit Messages (1:43)
12- Reordering commitments (1:22).
13- Squashing Commits (3.25)
14- Dividing a Commitment (3:21).
15- Rewriting History Using GitKraken (2:08)
16- Summary
17- Course Wrap Up (0.27)
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Most Frequently Asked Questions
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The Course s here and never ends! It is self-evident.-Online course that can be accessed at your own pace – you choose when you start and when you end.
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Everything you need to be a successful entrepreneur Git Expert
Don’t waste time scouring YouTube for tutorials that barely touch the surface. This course will teach you everything you need to become a pro.-Level, with zero-fluff. Here’s the result of enrolling.
HD Videos for 5.5 Hours
120 lessons
40+ Exercises & Solutions
Little-Tips from experts
Use best practices
Common pitfalls to avoid
Access to the Internet for Life
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Online or offline, you can watch
You can watch on any device
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Course Features
- Lectures 0
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 50 hours
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 400
- Assessments Yes
