Git Complete Hands on Training for Web Developers

MyTutorialRack – Git Complete Hands on Training for Web Developers

This is a comprehensive course on Git which means no prior knowledge or experience is needed but after taking this course, students will have a very strong understanding and hands-on with Git and other version control concepts.

In this course, you will learn about Git commands, how to use them in real- world, we will also cover centralized and Distributed workflows .

How the course is structured:

This course is divided into modules and each module have units inside them. The first module “Introduction to git version control” provides an overview about Git and sets the stage for rest of the course. In this module, we will also cover how to install Git on windows and will start setting up our repository.

In the second module “Git basics“, we will go through some basic commands which are needed to start a brand new project and then we will start doing commits, along with common file operations like moving and deleting files. We will also cover how to view commit history.

In the third module, “Best practices for Merging and Branching” we will deep into branches, we will create different branches for every development feature we need in the project and once each development feature is fully tested, then we will merge the branch to the master.

In this module, we will go through some best practices to follow during branching and merging. And also in case of merge-conflict, how to resolve these conflicts.

With a strong understanding of branching and merging, we will then cover a more complex topic, Rebasing.In “Rebasing ” module we will cover what is rebasing,how it is different than doing merge.

We will also go through interactive rebase with which we can change our commits,merge two or more commits into one, split a commit into multiple , change commit messages and lot more.

In the fifth module “Remote repository” we will set up a remote repository and will see how to make connections to this repository to fetch and push new changes from another repository.

In the last module, we will set up a centralized and distributed repository and will go through fetch and pull commands in detail.

Course Curriculum

Introduction to Git Version Control

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What is git version control ? (7:37)
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download git for windows (3:17)
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How to initialize git repo ? (8:03)
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Configure git username and email (3:01)
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git commit staged files (4:53)
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git how to check commit history (6:24)
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Git – Viewing the Commit History in oneline (7:06)
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Summary of this section (1:58)

Git Basics

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git how to tag a release:Difference between git checkout and git revert (8:59)
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How to Undo the uncommitted changes ? Difference between Revert and Reset (4:53)
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Summary of this section (2:17)
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Git create branch from commit (8:52)
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Different commits between two branches (3:30)

Best practices for Git Branching and Merging

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git create branch from master (7:33)
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git merge changes from another branch (6:12)
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git branch command options (2:35)
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git resolve merge conflict (19:54)
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Summary of this section (2:27)

Git rebasing tutorial

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Introduction to rebasing: Git rebase explained (5:20)
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git rebase vs merge : difference between git rebase and git merge (14:50)
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Rewriting history :interactive rebase tool (13:02)
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What are the consequences of rewriting GIT history using interative rebase? (7:42)
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git interactive rebase commands (4:02)
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Git Best practices : git commit rules (6:54)
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git split a commit into multiple (15:20)
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Recovering Lost Commits with git reflog (9:45)
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Summary of this section (3:17)

Git remote repository setup

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git remote repository setup: How to create a remote Git repository from a local one? (7:49)
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How to connect to a remote GIT repository? (13:01)
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Merge changes from remote git repository to your local repository (2:49)
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Difference between ‘git pull’ and ‘git fetch’?git push to other repository (6:42)
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Summary of this section (3:08)

Distributed and Centralized Version Control

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Create a centralized git repository (4:14)
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Setting up a centralized git repository (4:04)
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git push branch to central repository (8:51)
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How to use Git with Central repository? (13:11)
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Summary of this section (2:45)
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git distributed version control: What is the difference between Centralized and Distributed Version Control (2:22)
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bitbucket create repository from existing code (11:30)
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What is git distributed version control system? (13:27)
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Final lecture (7:11)

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