Learn Git By Doing A Step-By-Step Guide To Version Control

What you'll learn
Track and Modify projects using Git
Revert/Reset their project to a previous version
Create multiple versions of a project and merge them together
Collaborate and share projects using Github
Understand when and why to use Git and/or Github for version control on a project
Recognize when to use what Git command in the terminal
Use advanced git commands for more complex tracking and editing scenarios
Requirements
You should be familiar with navigating through the folders of your computer and creating and modifying text files
Access to be able to download and install software on your computer
Description
Learn Git By Doing
This course is designed to get students working with Git and Github as soon as possible. By the end of the course students will have hands-on experience working with Git and Github and will be able to use Version Control on any project.
Course Principles
Learn By Doing -- We believe that the best way to learn is by doing. That is why all of the core videos are designed for you to be able to follow along and reinforce the concepts taught in the video by actually typing along. 80/20 Rule -- With most technologies it takes 20% of the knowledge about the technology to be able to accomplish 80% of the tasks you need to do with that technology. Therefore it's important to start by learning that crucial 20% that allows you to get up and running with the technology quickly. We still believe that you should learn the rest as well so we've included that material in the Advanced Topics section and continue to add to it.I do, We do, You do -- We believe that the best way to learn a new technology is to first observe how it is used, then code along with someone, and finally use the technology yourself. This is why we have our videos along with assignments throughout the course that allow you to solidify what you learned from following along.
Course Structure
The course is split into two main sections: Core Competencies and Advanced Topics.
Within the Core Competencies we first go over using the Terminal for students who have absolutely no experience with the Terminal (this section can easily be skipped by those who already feel comfortable interacting with the Terminal). We teach students how to navigate their folder structure and create files and folders. We then jump straight into Git and teach students how to create repositories and commit changes. We then teach students how to "go back in time" with resetting and reverting before moving on to branching and merging. After teaching the basics of Git we add in Github to show students how to interact with a remote repository and then we go over the proper workflow for collaborating using a remote repository.
After going through the Core Competencies we feel that the student will have a solid foundation to be able to use Git with collaborators on 80% of the tasks they may need to tackle.
In the Advanced Topics section we periodically add content on some more advanced aspects of git including Rebasing, Stashing, advanced Merge scenarios, etc. to make sure that students always have a place to learn the advanced concepts that they may not see too often but still need to know.
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Overview
Section 1: Introductory Section
Lecture 1 Navigating this course
Lecture 2 Gitting Installed (Mac)
Lecture 3 Gitting Installed (Windows)
Section 2: Interacting with the Terminal
Lecture 4 Basic Terminal Commands
Lecture 5 Advanced Terminal Commands
Section 3: Git
Lecture 6 Initializing your repository
Lecture 7 Staging Files and Committing them
Lecture 8 Back in Time
Lecture 9 Start Your Quotebook
Lecture 10 Branching
Lecture 11 Edit Your Quotebook
Lecture 12 Merging
Lecture 13 Merge Conflicts
Lecture 14 Finalize Your Quotebook
Lecture 15 Git Diff
Section 4: Collaborating with Git and Github
Lecture 16 What is a Remote?
Lecture 17 Github and Pushing
Lecture 18 Pulling
Lecture 19 Git Clone
Lecture 20 Git Fork
Lecture 21 Workflow Tip: Pull Often
Section 5: Advanced Topics
Lecture 22 Git Ignore
Lecture 23 Git Stash
Lecture 24 Git Rebase
Lecture 25 Git Squash
This Git & Github course is for developers, designers, product managers, students, teachers, etc. who are interested in learning how to use a version control system to track, modify, and share content in projects


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