Git & Github - Absolute Beginner’S Guide In English

Learn Git & GitHub from scratch and confidently manage, track, and share your code.

What you'll learn

Understand the difference between Git and GitHub and how they work together.

Use essential Git commands to track changes, manage commits, and undo mistakes.

Create, manage, and merge branches while resolving conflicts effectively.

Configure Git with tools like git log, .gitignore, stash, and reflog.

Push code to GitHub securely using HTTPS or SSH.

Keep projects up to date with fetch, pull, and rebase workflows.

Apply Git Flow to manage collaborative projects and real-world development.

Requirements

No prior Git or GitHub experience is required

Basic knowledge of how to use a text editor or IDE.

(Optional) Some very basic programming knowledge can help, but it’s not necessary.

Description

Master Git and GitHub from the Ground UpAre you ready to become a Git and GitHub pro? This beginner-friendly course is designed to take you from zero to confident in version control and collaborative development. Whether you’re a student, developer, or hobbyist, this course will give you the essential skills to manage your code and work seamlessly with others.What You'll Learn:Understand version control concepts and why Git is an industry-standard tool.Install Git and set up your development environment on Windows, macOS, or Linux.Track changes with Git using essential commands like git init, git add, git commit, and more.Navigate the staging area and create meaningful commits to keep your project organized.Work with branches to develop features, fix bugs, and experiment safely.Resolve merge conflicts like a pro and understand best practices for collaboration.Push your code to GitHub and manage remote repositories efficiently.Explore workflows such as Git Flow to work efficiently in teams.Collaborate on real-world projects and contribute to open-source repositories.Course Highlights:Hands-on lessons with practical examplesStep-by-step guidance for beginnersClear explanations of Git commands and conceptsTips and tricks to avoid common pitfallsReal-world projects to practice collaboration and workflow managementWho This Course is For:Students and beginners who want to learn version control from scratchDevelopers looking to improve collaboration skillsAnyone interested in contributing to open-source projectsBy the end of this course, you’ll have the skills and confidence to manage your code, collaborate with other developers, and contribute to real-world projects. Start your journey to mastering Git and GitHub today!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Git & GitHub Explained for Beginners - Everything You Need to Know to Get Start

Lecture 2 Git vs GitHub Explained Simply Beginner-Friendly Guide

Lecture 3 Understanding Git Staging Area Your Code's Shopping Cart

Lecture 4 Undo Commits, Track Changes, and Master Git Commands

Lecture 5 Branching

Lecture 6 HTTPS and SSH

Lecture 7 Push to GitHub

Section 3: Your First Git Tools config - gitignore and git log

Lecture 8 Git Config

Lecture 9 Git Log

Lecture 10 Git Ignore

Section 4: Mastering Git Branching, Merging & Conflict Resolution

Lecture 11 Git Branch

Lecture 12 Remote branch and local branch

Lecture 13 Create, Delete, Move To Branch

Lecture 14 Git Merge

Lecture 15 Conflicts

Lecture 16 Move To Past Commit And Merge From It

Section 5: Git Diff. Stashing, Reflog

Lecture 17 Git Diff

Lecture 18 Git Stash

Lecture 19 Git Reflog

Section 6: Keeping Up-to-Date - Rebase, Fetch vs Pull, and Remote Review

Lecture 20 Git Rebase - intro

Lecture 21 Git Rebase

Lecture 22 Git Pull Vs Git Fetch

Section 7: Git Flow

Lecture 23 What is Git Flow

Lecture 24 Initialize Git Flow

Lecture 25 Git Flow Feature

Lecture 26 Git Flow Release

Lecture 27 Git Flow Hotfix

Section 8: Conclusion

Lecture 28 Conclusion

Absolute beginners who want to understand Git & GitHub from scratch.,Students or self-taught developers who want to build strong version control skills.