Introduction to Git and GitHub

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What Will You Learn?

Understand why version control is a fundamental tool for coding and collaboration
Install and run Git on your local machine 
Use and interact with GitHub 
Collaborate with others through remote repositories

About This Course

Provider: Coursera
Format: Online
Duration: 27 hours to complete [Approx]
Target Audience: Beginners
Learning Objectives:  By the end of this free course, you'll be able to store your code's history in Git and collaborate with others in GitHub, where you’ll also start creating your own portfolio
Course Prerequisites: NA
Assessment and Certification: Earn a Certificate upon completion from the relevant Provider
Instructor: Google
Key Topics: Interacting with GitHub, Version Control Systems, Reverting Changes, Creating Pull Requests, Using Git
Topic Covered: 
  2. - Version Control
  3. - Keeping Historical Copies
  4. - Diffing Files
  5. - Applying Changes
  6. - Practical Application of diff and patch
  7. - What is version control?
  8. - Version Control and Automation
  9. - What is Git?
  10. - Installing Git
  11. - Installing Git on Windows (Optional)
  12. - First Steps with Git
  13. - Tracking Files
  14. - The Basic Git Workflow
  15. - Anatomy of a Commit Message
  16. - Using Git Locally
  17. - Skipping the Staging Area
  18. - Getting More Information About Our Changes
  19. - Deleting and Renaming Files
  20. - Undoing Changes Before Committing
  21. - Amending Commits
  22. - Rollbacks
  23. - Identifying a Commit
  24. - What is a branch?
  25. - Creating New Branches
  26. - Working with Branches
  27. - Merging
  28. - Merge Conflicts
  29. - Working with Remotes•
  30. - What is GitHub?
  31. - Basic Interaction with GitHub
  32. - What is a remote?
  33. - Working with Remotes
  34. - Fetching New Changes
  35. - Updating the Local Repository
  36. - The Pull-Merge-Push Workflow
  37. - Pushing Remote Branches
  38. - Rebasing Your Changes
  39. - Another Rebasing Example
  40. - Best Practices for Collaboration
  41. - Collaboration
  42. - A Simple Pull Request on GitHub
  43. - The Typical Pull Request Workflow on GitHub
  44. - Updating an Existing Pull Request
  45. - Squashing Changes
  46. - What are code reviews?
  47. - The Code Review Workflow
  48. - How to Use Code Reviews in GitHub
  49. - Managing Collaboration
  50. - Tracking Issues
  51. - Continuous Integration

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