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Practical Git for Everyday Professional Use

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Trevor Miller
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As modern web developers, we are likely to use git on a daily basis. It's a wonderful distributed version control system, and with only a few commands in our toolbelt it is quite powerful and convenient.

In this course, you will learn the basics of using git, as well as some more advanced commands that you should find useful!

Check out these community notes for this course on Github.

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Learner Reviews

  • Learner
    2 years ago
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    What did you like about this course?

    Nice and easy to understand course!!! Thanks, Trevor

  • Imad Abdul
    4 years ago
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    What did you like about this course?

    Loved this course !!!

    I am a complete beginner to git, but I understood everything I need about git from this course.

    It was very simple and straightforward, no breath wasted.

  • Jonatan Witoszek
    4 years ago
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    What did you like about this course?

    Thanks for the course. Although I knew how to use git pretty well, I didn't really use the CLI as much before. The course was really good as it focused on practical examples I can stumble upon myself. The best part was the git bisect command. Suuuuper useful :)

  • Najib Coutya
    4 years ago
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    Extremely concise and useful at the same time

  • Michael.Watrous@gs.com
    5 years ago
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    What would make this course a 7 for you?

    Followed along with Git bash on Win 10. Since I was comfortable using a *nux style shell, versioning repos and vim, this was pretty easy. The modules on hooks and git log options were the most eye opening. Very good over all. Well worth the time as my first exposure. How to stage a multi contributor project maybe too involved for this course but would have been interesting to have spoofed multi contributor project for some hands running of some of the more esoteric git log/diff/merge/rebase examples near end of course. Thanks.

  • Weronika Skaczkowska
    5 years ago
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    What did you like about this course?

    Thanks for making this course! It was neatly condensed and packed into a parcel of knowledge. I will not be afraid of using git anymore ;)

Course Content

1h • 22 lessons

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