Git Essentials for Beginners (3 Courses in 1)

About this course

Version Control has always been an integral part of the software development lifecycle, enabling programmers to restore previous versions and manage releases effectively. Git, as a popular open-source distributed version control software, excels in handling hundreds of branches and coordinating work among numerous programmers efficiently. This course will teach you the fundamentals of Git, enhancing your understanding of platforms like GitHub and BitBucket.You'll start by learning how to install Git and grasp all its fundamentals through a step-by-step approach. The course covers Git architecture, helping you understand its core principles. You will create Git repositories, add, change, and delete files, commit changes, compare commits, and review commit logs. Additionally, you'll learn how to undo changes, ignore files based on names, regular expressions, and folder names, and efficiently use the git log command to filter commit logs.Learning Objectives:Different types of Version Control SystemsInstalling Git on Linux, MAC, and WindowsGit Architecture - The Three StagesGit StatesGit WorkflowsInitializing a repositoryGit ConfigurationAdding, Modifying, Moving & Deleting filesAdding Commit messagesTracking filesViewing commits and comparing versionsUndoing changesRetrieving previous versionsIgnoring files by name, folders & regular expressionCreating BranchesMerging BranchesMerge ConflictsCloning Remote RepositoryBranching StrategiesStashingRebasingSearchingRewriting HistoryGit Reset - Soft, Mixed and HardFormat:Online, self-paced learnin