Git & GitHub Masterclass

Add real world development team skills for version control and source control to your resume & programming arsenal!

Instructor

Eduardo Rosas

Requirements

No prior programming knowledge required but such knowledge would be an asset.
No previous experience with Git or Github required.
A Computer running Windows, Mac OS or Linux.

What you will learn

Use Git and GitHub in the way that modern development teams use them.
Understand the ideal structure of a repository.
Learn how GitHub will enable great collaboration in a development team.
Master the git commands that will help you explore any repository.
Leverage Markdown in your GitHub repositories.
Publish your repositories in public websites through GitHub Pages.
Feel comfortable contributing to a repository, whether open source or as part of your job.
Understand how GitHub is the foundation for more advanced development practices such as CI/CD and DevOps.

Who should attend

Anyone who is willing and eager to learn more about Git and Github.

Is available on google app?

Yes

Is available on ios?

Yes

Course Features

Lectures 74
Quizzes 0
Exercises 0
Duration 11.5 total hours
Skill level All Levels
Students 11813
Last Updated December, 2023

Getting Started with Git 01:08:38
- Lecture
  What is Version Control 06:37
- Lecture
  Install Git on Windows 04:31
- Lecture
  Install Git on macOS 03:12
- Lecture
  Install Git on Linux 04:18
- Lecture
  Setup Git Workspace on Windows 08:15
- Lecture
  Setup Git Workspace on macOS 10.15+ 06:15
- Lecture
  Setup Git Workspace on Mac/Linux 07:58
- Lecture
  Executing a First Commit 07:21
- Lecture
  Understanding The Full Commiting Process 04:48
- Lecture
  Reviewing File Changes 04:44
- Lecture
  Missing Git Configurations 10:39
Getting Started with GitHub 49:57
- Lecture
  Git and GitHub 08:26
- Lecture
  Create your GitHub account 07:59
- Lecture
  Pushing your Local Repo to GitHub 06:14
- Lecture
  Editing Code and Commiting from GitHub 04:42
- Lecture
  Pulling from the Remote 05:46
- Lecture
  Check for Changes with Git Status 06:32
- Lecture
  Check for changes with Git Status 10:18
Fork and Clone 01:12:23
- Lecture
  Intro to Forking GitHub Repositories 05:59
- Lecture
  Cloning a Repository 08:42
- Lecture
  Exploring Git Logs 09:49
- Lecture
  Getting Commit and File Details with Git 12:54
- Lecture
  Exploring Commit and File Details from GitHub 10:53
- Lecture
  Making Changes 10:34
- Lecture
  Undoing Changes and Reverting Commits 13:32
Working with Branches 01:09:30
- Lecture
  Good Version Control Practices 07:19
- Lecture
  What is a Branch? 06:34
- Lecture
  Creating a Branch with Git 09:51
- Lecture
  Creating a Branch with GitHub 07:23
- Lecture
  Adding a gitignore File 12:11
- Lecture
  Syncing Branches 06:51
- Lecture
  Graph the Branches on the Terminal 05:01
- Lecture
  Merging Branches in the Terminal 04:27
- Lecture
  Pull Requests in GitHub 09:53
Merge Conflicts 01:05:43
- Lecture
  When do Merge Conflicts Happen? 05:42
- Lecture
  Types of Merges 06:26
- Lecture
  A First Merge Conflict 13:26
- Lecture
  Solving the Conflict 10:08
- Lecture
  Merge Conflicts on GitHub 10:31
- Lecture
  Solving Merge Conflicts on GitHub 08:14
- Lecture
  Adding Tags to the Repository 11:16
Collaboration in GitHub 01:40
- Lecture
  Colaboration on Private Repos and Cloning to Colab 21:28
- Lecture
  Protecting Branches on GitHub 15:21
- Lecture
  Requiring Reviews in Pull Requests 08:46
- Lecture
  Working with Issues and PRs in GitHub 15:05
Working with an Open Source Project 01:10:11
- Lecture
  Adding a README file 15:53
- Lecture
  Adding the important Templates 16:10
- Lecture
  Filtering the Git Log to Better Understand the repo 09:17
- Lecture
  The Full Contribution Flow - Beyond Pull Requests 14:43
- Lecture
  Importance and Naming of Feature Branches 07:57
- Lecture
  Importance of Descriptive Commits 06:11
Markdown 01:07:25
- Lecture
  Introduction to Markdown 06:55
- Lecture
  Formatting Text with Markdown 10:48
- Lecture
  Creating Lists with Markdown 10:59
- Lecture
  Adding Tables and Links with Markdown 10:12
- Lecture
  Images and Videos using Markdown 13:54
- Lecture
  Writing Code Blocks using Markdown 06:18
- Lecture
  The Notion App 08:19
GitHub Pages 19:58
- Lecture
  Intro to GitHub Pages 06:23
- Lecture
  Creating the Page's Content 07:20
- Lecture
  Publishing a GitHub Page 06:15
Using Git and GitHub from the IDE 01:54:17
- Lecture
  Intro to Git in Different IDEs 04:29
- Lecture
  Git and GitHub in Android Studio 14:44
- Lecture
  Git and GitHub in Xcode 13:17
- Lecture
  Git and GitHub in Visual Studio Code 14:39
- Lecture
  Git and GitHub in Visual Studio 18:20
- Lecture
  Git and GitHub in VS for Mac 15:02
- Lecture
  Git and GitHub in IntelliJ 16:36
- Lecture
  Git and GitHub in Eclipse 17:10
Intro to Continuous Integration and Delivery 47:13
- Lecture
  What is Continuous Integration 08:36
- Lecture
  What is Continuous Delivery 07:27
- Lecture
  Using Circle CI from GitHub 16:40
- Lecture
  Using App Center from GitHub 14:30
Extra Information - Source code, and other stuff 06:18
- Lecture
  Bonus - Please Watch! 00:48
- Lecture
  Source Codes 00:06
- Lecture
  Bonus Lecture and Information 04:49
- Lecture
  Check out Our Other 42 Udemy Courses! 00:35

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Yerragorla Kalpana
GOOD
4 weeks ago
Tiago do Amaral Rodrigues
Though I have been working with Git and Github for a while, it's still a great course for learning what the best practices of using those revision control systems in FOSS projects which I can implement in my own projects. Besides that, there are some interesting tricks, like setting up branch protection, which can improve one's UX in Github projects when working with several contributors. Thanks for the great content!
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Borusudhana Kumar
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Lakshmivenketa Sanjeev Vadlaputi
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BOYAPULLANNA GARI MANEESHA
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Ankur Pratap Singh
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3 months ago
Przemysław Wróblewski
I was wondering what grade I should give... Overall, the course is well thought out, good and well structured. English is not my native language and unfortunately, the accent and vocabulary of the presenter (e.g. pronouncing the "g" in the word "bug" as "h") forced me to read the captions on the screen instead of fully focusing on what is happening on the screen . The second problem is that the course has not been updated for quite a long time and, unfortunately, the appearance of the GitHub page has changed a lot in the meantime. I'm also not entirely satisfied with the way Git's functionality is covered. Not everything was clear to me, e.g. sometimes the host clicked/opened something without comment and I had to guess what was going on and what should I do. Nevertheless, the course is definitely worth completing.
3 months ago
Przemysław Wróblewski
I was wondering what grade I should give... Overall, the course is well thought out, good and well structured. English is not my native language and unfortunately, the accent and vocabulary of the presenter (e.g. pronouncing the "g" in the word "bug" as "h") forced me to read the captions on the screen instead of fully focusing on what is happening on the screen . The second problem is that the course has not been updated for quite a long time and, unfortunately, the appearance of the GitHub page has changed a lot in the meantime. I'm also not entirely satisfied with the way Git's functionality is covered. Not everything was clear to me, e.g. sometimes the host clicked/opened something without comment and I had to guess what was going on and what should I do. Nevertheless, the course is definitely worth completing.

Software Development Tools

Git & GitHub Masterclass

Add real world development team skills for version control and source control to your resume & programming arsenal!

Requirements

What you will learn

Who should attend

Is available on google app?

Is available on ios?

Course Features

Getting Started with Git 01:08:38

Getting Started with GitHub 49:57

Fork and Clone 01:12:23

Working with Branches 01:09:30

Merge Conflicts 01:05:43

Collaboration in GitHub 01:40

Working with an Open Source Project 01:10:11

Markdown 01:07:25

GitHub Pages 19:58

Using Git and GitHub from the IDE 01:54:17

Intro to Continuous Integration and Delivery 47:13

Extra Information - Source code, and other stuff 06:18

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