Git Full Course – 6 Hours | Git Tutorial for Beginners [2024] | DevOps Git Tutorial |

Ultimate Master Class for Git, GitHub, GitLab, and SVN

(The Course Has been Optimized and now includes also Git and GitHub Premium Lectures)

Introduction

So you want to learn Version Control Systems.

Maybe that’s Git, GitHub (or maybe both Git GitHub), GitLab, or even Bit Buckets. Doesn’t really matter.

Let me teach you all the FUNDAMENTALS you need to get yourself STARTED as FAST as possible.

I know that your time is precious and maybe you’re about to start a NEW JOB at your dream company or maybe you need to start working on your projects right away – so LET’S NOT WASTE TIME!

Studying our Git and GitHub Masterclass course will save you PLENTY of time googling and trying to connect the dots.

So WELCOME to my Ultra Practical & Summarized Git and GitHub Course to get yourself started! Let’s Git It, shall we??

Who is it for?

Whether you want to improve your development skills, become a better programmer, or even increase your chances of getting your dream job.

You’ve come to the right place.

My name is Vlad and I’m talking about none other than my Version Control Systems (Git & GitHub) Ultimate Course where you’re going to learn the basics of Git, its workflow, what is GitHub, and how Git and GitHub are connected.

So, if you’ve been using Python, C#, C++, or maybe you’re a Web Developer who’s using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS – what I can tell you, is this one thing – this course is definitely for you!

About the Course

Chapter 1 – Introduction to Version Control Systems (General – without Git / GitHub)

1. Common problems developers face (two main scenarios – without git, no version control, no collaboration)

2. What is a VCS in general (*and also what is Git, Git Hub, and even GitLab in particular)?

Chapter 2 – Learning Git Essentials

1. Git – Download & Install (covering “git version”, “git help”, “git help <command>”)

2. Configuring basic git information (name+email).

3. Creating First Git Project (creating a project directory, “git init”, “git status”, talk about “.git” directory.

4. Basic Workflow of Git (creating new “hello_world” file, “tracked vs untracked”, “3 stages”, “git add”, “git commit”, “git log”).

5. Basic Workflow of Git – Additional Practice (working with additional files in the project, modifying files, “git add .”.

6. Reviewing Changes (diff “working directory” VS “last commit”, “git diff”).

7. Removing a file from git repository (“git ls-files”, “git rm <file>”, “git rm <file1> <file2>…, “git rm -r <dir>”).

Chapter 3 – First Steps with GitHub

1. Why we need a Remote Version Control System (in general) and GitHub (in particular)?

2. Collaboration Importance.

3. What is GitHub and what does GitHub have to do with Git? Choosing RVCS!

Chapter 4 – Getting Started with GitHub

1. Creating a GitHub Account.

2. Configuring Remote GitHub Repository with Git.

Chapter 5 – GitHub (Commands & Functionalities)

1. Push Local Repository to GitHub.

2. Creating a New Repository on GitHub.

3. Clone, fork, and Pull – functionalities on GitHub.

4. Raw, Blame, and History – who to blame on GitHub :D.

5. Watch and Star.

6. GitHub Issues & Labels.

7. “.gitignore” – on both Git & GitHub.

8.  Git GitHub: Branch & Merge.

9. Conflict Resolution using Git and GitHub.

Chapter 6 – Version Control Premium Content: Visualization, Flow, and Commands

1. Introduction to Extended Visualization of the Git mechanism

2. Local Git Workflow Diagram

3. Untracked files in Git

4. Tracking New Files in Git

5. Staging Modified Files

6. Two States After Staged

7. Committing the Changes – as part of the Git Workflow

8. Skipping the Staging Area

Chapter 7 – Branching – Full Introduction To Merging

1. Branching – Real Life Scenarios [Intro To Merge]!

Chapter 8 – Merging – Process, Steps, and Merge Techniques

1. Merge – Fast Forward Technique (+Git example)

2. Merge – Recursive Merging 3-Way Merge

Chapter 9 – Conflicts Resolution

1. Merge Conflict – General Introduction

2. Merge Conflict Resolution – Core Part & Usage (solving conflicts in Git)

Chapter 10 – GitLab (Remote Distributed Version Control System) – Introduction

1. Creating GitLab Account

2. Create “MyFirstVehicle” Project on GitLab (remote git)

Chapter 11 – GitLab (Start Working)

1. SSH – Configuration & Clone

2. Create a new file & Push it to the remote git repository on GitLab

3. GitLab – Creating New Branches

4. GitLab – Merge Requests

Chapter 12 – SVN (SubVersion) – Centralized Version Control System

1. SVN – Introduction

2. SVN Workflow

3. SVN VS Git

4. Installation Preparation

Chapter 13 – Tortoise SVN – Down to Business

1. Tortoise SVN – Download & Install

2. Tortoise SVN – Creating a New Repository

3. Tortoise SVN – Hands On

4. SVN – File Differences

5. SVN – Branches

Why Git & GitHub Version Control Systems Ultimate Course?

Since I know many of you guys want to get to business right away – I’ve created this ultimate course with the most essential content you will need to feel confident with Git and GitHub and get yourself started as fast as possible.

You will get all the necessary explanations, straight to the point, without any irrelevant content – exactly what you need (including all the “git setup”, etc).

And the last thing that I want to mention here – this course will be yours to keep as the Git and GitHub Cheat Sheet you can and should use whenever you will need it.

So I guess you know that this “Git and GitHub” course is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY for you and that’s something you must have in your Developer ToolBox.

And without further ado, ENROLL in the course RIGHT NOW and I’ll see you inside.

* The content is mainly regarding “Git” and “GitHub”, but ALSO you will get a few ADDITIONAL sections such as “GitLab” and “SVN”. So much content to get yourself started! 🙂

Vlad,

The AlphaTech.

• git,
• version control system (VCS),
• git basics,
• git commands,
• github (if applicable),
• git branching,
• git merging,

**Specific Tags (based on topic):,

• Git Workflow: initializing a repository, tracking changes, committing and pushing,
• Branching & Merging Strategies: creating branches, merging branches, resolving conflicts,
• Remote Repositories: working with GitHub, GitLab, or other remote platforms,
• Advanced Git Features: stashing changes, rebasing, cherry-picking,
• Git for Teams: collaboration workflows, pull requests, code reviews,
• Git Troubleshooting: common errors and solutions (optional),
• GUI Clients: using GitKraken, Sourcetree, or other graphical interfaces (optional),