I used to just memorize Git commands. I did not know them. I did not understand them. I just executed the commands that my teammates said and immediately forgot about them. Every time something didn't work out, I had to ask our Git Wizard to fix it.

It was funny. Git is what I use every day. I needed to learn to make the development process smoother and more efficient.

Over the past five years, I have spoken at conferences, seminars, and trained teams to use Git effectively. I took all this experience and put it in this video course to guide you from git init to Git Master.

We need to get back to the basics of writing code for other people. This is the goal of Git.

What does the video course cover?

Getting Git is a 5-part course containing over 50 videos that will help you learn more about Git commands, as well as cover everyday scenarios you will encounter while using Git.

Start

Getting Git begins with 4 videos to give you an idea of ​​the course, as well as to make sure that you have Git installed and configured.

Alteration

Part 1 contains 14 videos on learning Git commands for managing a standalone Git repository, including: git init, git add, git commit, git rm, and git revert.

View History

Part 2 contains 10 videos for exploring Git commands to view current and past changes, including: git status, git log, git show, and git diff.

Using workflows

Part 3 contains 12 videos for exploring Git commands for managing multiple developments in one Git repository. This includes: the git branch, git checkout, git merge, git cherry-pick, and git rebase.

Share work

Part 4 contains 12 videos for exploring Git commands for sharing a Git repository. This includes: git clone, git push, git pull, git fetch and git remote.

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