Git Fundamentals - A Beginner's Guide to Managing Your Code: Git Fundamentals - Version Control with Git and GitHub

Bryan Krausen

€8.98 ~~€82.99~~

Video Dec 2025 3hrs 3mins 1st Edition

Bryan Krausen

€8.98 ~~€82.99~~

Video Dec 2025 3hrs 3mins 1st Edition

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Key benefits

Explore Git’s branching and merging for parallel development.
Hands-on exercises that reinforce real-world Git usage.
Learn Git commands like git log, git stash, and git reset.

Description

In this course, you'll embark on a structured journey to master Git, the most widely used version control system. Starting from the basics, you'll learn how to install and configure Git, set up repositories, and begin using the command-line interface (CLI) to manage your code. As you progress, you'll also discover the essential differences between Git and GitHub, and how GitHub enhances the version control process by enabling cloud storage and collaboration. You'll explore Git fundamentals, including committing, pushing, and pulling code, as well as branching and merging, which allow developers to work on different features in parallel. Key topics also include staging and un-staging files, creating README files, and using .gitignore to keep unnecessary files out of your projects. In the advanced sections, you’ll learn commands like git log, git stash, and git reset to manage your project’s history and changes more effectively. The final sections cover collaboration tools essential for modern development teams. You’ll understand how to fork repositories, submit pull requests, and perform code reviews, all vital for collaborative workflows. This course is designed to take you from a beginner to a pro, whether you're working solo or as part of a development team.

Who is this book for?

This course is designed for beginners who are new to version control, Git, and GitHub. No prior experience is required. However, a basic understanding of software development and project management is beneficial. It's ideal for developers, students, and anyone interested in mastering Git to manage their code efficiently.