Complete Git

Welcome to the Branching and Merging in Git course! This course provides a comprehensive understanding of Git Branching and Merging, from basic branching operations like creating, switching, tracking, and deleting branches to understanding the different branch types. This course requires prior knowledge of Git and Git terminology. By the end of the course, you will be able to: - Understand branching operations, including creating, checking, switching, renaming, tracking, and deleting branches. - Explore various types of branches, including the Master, Feature, Release, Hotfix, and Develop branches. - Acquire the skills to push changes from local branches to remote repositories and commit changes effectively within branches. - Integrate Git with IntelliJ seamlessly, managing repositories, committing changes, and resolving conflicts within IntelliJ. - Utilize Git within Eclipse for version control, including initializing repositories, committing changes, branching, merging, and resolving conflicts. This course contains videos, demos, readings, and assessments to help you grasp the concepts and skills effectively, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of Git Branching and Merging.

Welcome to the Git Fundamentals course! This course covers the core principles of Git, a leading version control system crucial for modern software development. From understanding the fundamentals of source code management to mastering advanced Git workflows, this course covers it all. The course is perfect for both beginners and intermediate developers who want to learn Git from scratch or enhance their existing skills and does NOT have any prerequisites. By the end of the course, you will be able to: - Understand the concept of source code management and its significance in software development. - Apply Git initialization and configuration techniques to set up version control for new or existing projects. - Apply Git commands to remove, move, and clean files within the repository. - Engage effectively with GitHub to manage repositories and configure SSH keys. - Acquire proficiency in cloning and differentiating between cloning and forking on GitHub. - Familiarize with the concept of the HEAD pointer and its significance in Git. - Utilize Git's internal structures and navigation symbols (^, ~) to manage and explore project history effectively. This course contains videos, demos, and assessments to help you grasp the concepts and skills effectively, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of Git fundamentals.