Git Basics. Commits, code merges, GitHub repository

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Git Basics. Commits, code merges, GitHub repository provided by Udemy is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 2-3 hours worth of material. Git Basics. Commits, code merges, GitHub repository is taught by Arthur Tkachenko. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from Udemy. The course is taught in Englishand is Paid Course. Visit the course page at Udemy for detailed price information.

Overview
  • Learn git commands on practice

    What you'll learn:

    • Default git commands
    • Create first repository on GitHub
    • Learn about merging process
    • Learn how to resolve git merge conflicts

    This course is for beginners software engineers.

    It will teach you the basics about Version Control and default coding workflow, that millions of developers using worldwide. You'll learn basic git commands.


    I will introduce you to some advanced concepts. They can help you in the future if you decide to extend your git skills.

    You will learn about the history of the code version system, how to use it, how to collaborate with other developers. It will help you to prevent errors or intersections with code changes from other teammates.

    After an introduction to git and how to use it, we'll create code storage at GitHub.


    Learning git can sound hard from the beginning.

    It's important to have a lot of practice. You cannot learn git just by only reading about it. My goal is to show you practical examples, that can help you in your feature projects.

    Mastering git skills it's mostly about coding and applying default coding workflows, that coding teams using at their commercial projects.

    I propose you to use the command line for applying git commands. At practical exercises will be real examples.We will start from simple examples, and then move to complex cases.

    In order to master skills, use practical lessons and recreate those examples from scratch.

    Don't try to copy-paste it. It wouldn't be very useful for you in the future.


    You will learn basic terms, like: Repository, Branch, Revert/Rollback, Push, Pull, Commit, Merge

    Hope you will enjoy it and in a few years, you become a coding rock-star.


    Good luck!