by Dan Wellman
Lessons:21Length:2.6 hours
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1.1 Introduction
Welcome to Git Essentials. In this course we'll cover all of the essentials for understanding and using Git from a basic to intermediate level. In this introductory lesson we'll see exactly what Git is and why it's so useful. You'll also get to meet me, the instructor who will be talking you through the basics of Git.
1.Introduction3 lessons, 16:39
3 lessons, 16:39
Free Lesson 1.1Introduction02:59
Free Lesson
1.1
Introduction
02:59
Free Lesson 1.2Installing and Configuring Git08:00
Free Lesson
1.2
Installing and Configuring Git
08:00
1.3Git Concepts05:40
1.3
Git Concepts
05:40
2.Git Basics5 lessons, 40:43
5 lessons, 40:43
2.1Initializing a Repository07:05
2.1
Initializing a Repository
07:05
2.2The Staging Area and Status Command05:12
2.2
The Staging Area and Status Command
05:12
2.3Making Commits10:34
2.3
Making Commits
10:34
2.4Ignoring Files08:06
2.4
Ignoring Files
08:06
2.5Viewing the Log09:46
2.5
Viewing the Log
09:46
3.Branching and Tagging5 lessons, 36:16
5 lessons, 36:16
3.1Creating Branches08:02
3.1
Creating Branches
08:02
3.2Fetching and Pulling09:20
3.2
Fetching and Pulling
09:20
3.3Diffing Files05:13
3.3
Diffing Files
05:13
3.4Merging Branches07:03
3.4
Merging Branches
07:03
3.5Tags06:38
3.5
Tags
06:38
4.GitHub and Remotes4 lessons, 39:34
4 lessons, 39:34
4.1Setting Up GitHub10:42
4.1
Setting Up GitHub
10:42
4.2Working With Remotes10:12
4.2
Working With Remotes
10:12
4.3Creating GitHub Pages11:57
4.3
Creating GitHub Pages
11:57
4.4Contributing and Contributors06:43
4.4
Contributing and Contributors
06:43
5.Intermediate Usage3 lessons, 22:04
3 lessons, 22:04
5.1Stashing Changes10:45
5.1
Stashing Changes
10:45
5.2Cleaning Up Merge Conflicts03:46
5.2
Cleaning Up Merge Conflicts
03:46
5.3Rebase07:33
5.3
Rebase
07:33
6.Conclusion1 lesson, 01:16
1 lesson, 01:16
6.1Conclusion01:16
6.1
Conclusion
01:16