"Git for Everybody" is an updated 2020 course designed for modern web developers to learn everything they need to know about working with Git and GitHub. The course aims to provide knowledge and confidence in applying for jobs, working in teams, and contributing to open-source projects. While Git is a commonly used tool among developers, it is rarely mentioned in job postings as it is assumed that developers already know how to use it. This course covers the essential aspects of Git and GitHub without wasting time on advanced features that are rarely used.
The course starts by teaching how to use Git on the command line, emphasizing its importance over visual tools. It then covers installing Git on different operating systems, configuring Git, and adding SSH keys. Participants will learn how to create, clone, and add files to a GitHub repository, as well as manage files, commits, and branches. The course also covers merging branches, viewing old files, ignoring certain file types, forking repositories, creating custom branches and tags, opening and managing issues and pull requests on GitHub. Participants will also learn how to undo work, rebase, resolve conflicts, and work with merge conflicts.
The course offers real-life examples and hands-on experience by creating repositories, forking existing repositories, and opening pull requests. Additionally, participants will learn GitHub fundamentals that are transferable to other platforms such as GitLab and Bit Bucket.
This course is suitable for individuals who have never used Git or GitHub before or have struggled with using them in the past. Whether you have encountered difficulties with Git conflicts or want to efficiently use GitHub's features, this course provides comprehensive training for all skill levels.
Overall, "Git for Everybody" is a practical and comprehensive course that equips web developers with the necessary skills to effectively use Git and GitHub in their daily workflows.
