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Go from complete novice to expert in Git and GitHub using step-by-step, no-assumptions learning
The Introduction provides a welcome to the course including some useful tips for getting the most out of taking the course and how the course is designed. That is followed by the Core Concepts which go over some critical theory before diving straight into Git.
After the introduction and core concepts, the first thing we do is a Quick Installation for both Windows and Mac. The Bonus section has a more comprehensive, step-by-step process for those that prefer it.
Learning Git Source Control
In The Basics, we walk through all the foundational commands needed to start a new project managed by Git (or enable Git for an existing project) all the way through making commits, including common file operations like moving and deleting files. We also cover how to exclude the wrong files from accidentally being committed and how to review your repository’s history.
With a strong foundation in place, we explore some more Advanced Git topics like comparing differences, branching and merge resolution, tagging special events, saving work in progress, and even a bit of time travel.
All About GitHub
The main part of this course is all about GitHub. We will explore GitHub indepth from a source control hosting repository perspective.
In Welcome to GitHub we start off exploring some of the basic features of GitHub by creating a fresh repository and associate our local repository with it. Then, we prepare for the remainder of the course by setting up SSH Authentication, which we will use from this point forward. After that, we continue looking at the GitHub Repository, including many of the same operations we performed locally, but done directly within GitHub. Then in GitHub Repository Branches we dive into how Branches on GitHub and our local system work with each other.
After we have comprehensively covered how GitHub repositories work, we focus on how GitHub Tags and Releases work and their relationship with local tags in Git. We can then use tags/releases while Comparing Differences on GitHub.
We start tying things together in Social Coding where we join other projects on GitHub by forking and then submitting our contributions back using pull requests.
Once part of a team, you might use GitHub Issues to track defects or enhancement requests.
Sometimes you just need to share small parts of a file or a set of files, but don’t want to bother with a full Git repository. That where GitHub Gists help out — share just a snip of code or entire files.
Finally, group related GitHub repositories with GitHub Organizations and manage permissions and access using teams.
Bonuses
The bonuses sections and lectures provide additional information, more comprehensive instructions, or non-critical lectures.
What Will I Learn?
- Learn the key concepts of the Git source control system
- Step through the entire Git workflow
- Compare the different states in Git
- Manage files inside and outside the control of Git and GitHub
- Create and manage repositories on GitHub
- Create branches and resolve conflicts with confidence
- Save work in progress with Stashes
- Mark special events with Tags and Releases
- Even a bit of time travel within Git repositories and on GitHub
- Perform many of the same local Git operations directly on GitHub
- Join other GitHub projects by Forking and contribute back using Pull Requests
- Review and Accept Pull Requests from Others
- Share code with Gists
- Manage project defects or enhancement requests with GitHub Issues
- Group related repositories together with GitHub Organizations
Table of Contents
Introduction
1 Course Welcome
2 Audience and Approach
3 Using The Command Line
Core Concepts
4 Core Concepts Overview
5 What is Git
6 The Repository
7 Commits and Files
8 What is GitHub
Quick Installations
9 Quick Installation Overview
10 Quick Install on Windows
11 Quick Installation on Windows Notes
12 Quick Install on Mac OS X
13 Quick Install on Mac OS X Notes
The Basics
14 The Basics Overview
15 Initialization
16 Git States
17 First Commit
18 Repository and the Git Folder
19 Starting with Existing Project
20 Commits and Messages
21 Commit Details with Log and Show
22 Express Commits
23 Backing Out Changes
24 History and Making New Commands with Alias
25 Rename and Delete Files
26 Managing Files Outside of Git
27 Excluding Unwanted Files
Advanced Beyond the Basics
28 Advanced Overview
29 Comparing Differences
30 Branching and Merge Types
31 Special Markers
32 Simple Branching Example
33 Conflict Resolution
34 Marking Special Events with Tagging
35 Saving Work in Progress with Stashing
36 Time Travel with Reset and Reflog
Welcome to GitHub
37 Welcome to GitHub Overview
38 Signup for GitHub
39 GitHub Profile
40 GitHub Settings
41 Creating a GitHub Repository
42 Linking to our GitHub Repository
43 Pushing Changes to GitHub
44 Verifying our Changes on GitHub
SSH Authentication
45 Authentication Overview
46 SSH vs HTTPS
47 Generating an SSH Key
48 Verify SSH Authentication with GitHub
GitHub Repository
49 GitHub Repository Overview
50 Starting Remote with a Starter Repository
51 Create a Local Copy with Clone
52 Seeding the Repository with Sample Content
53 Publish Back to GitHub
54 Fetch and Pull
55 Repository Features and Settings
56 Updating Repository and Remote References
57 Looking at Files and Folders on GitHub
58 Directly Editing Files on GitHub
59 Creating a New Files on GitHub
60 Creating a New File on Master
61 Renaming and Deleting Files on GitHub
62 Synchronizing our Changes with our Local Repository
63 Reviewing Commits with the Commit List
64 Commit Details Going Deeper
65 GitHub Time Travel Reviwing Your Repository as of a Particular Commit
66 Using Commit IDs with the Local Repository
GitHub Repository Branches
67 Repository Branches Overview
68 Creating Branches on GitHub
69 Local Branches
70 Comparing and Pull Requests
71 Merging Locally
72 Locally Switch to a Branch on GitHub
73 Cleaning Up By Deleting Branches and References
74 Pull with Rebase
75 GitHub Graphs
76 Setting the Default Branch
77 Dealing with a Conflict while Pulling
GitHub Tags and Releases
78 Tags and Releases Overview
79 Local Tags (a bit of Review)
80 Pushing Local Tags to GitHub
81 Tags on GitHub
82 Deleting Tags on GitHub
83 Updating Tags Creating a Floating Tag
84 Starting a Release on GitHub
85 Deleting a Release
86 Creating a Completely New Release
Comparing Differences
87 Comparing Differences Overview
88 Comparing with Pull Requests
89 Comparing Commits
90 Comparing Tags
91 Advanced Comparing Even More Fun
Social Coding
92 Social Coding Overview
93 Copying A GitHub Repository by Forking
94 Creating. Branch on Your Fork
95 Pull Requests
96 Updating Pull Requests
97 Accepting the Pull Request
98 GitHub Graphs
99 Synchronize Changes Back to Your Fork
100 Enlisting Help with Collaborators
GitHub Issues
101 GitHub Issues Overview
102 An Introduction to GitHub Issues
103 Setting Up Issue Labels
104 Setting Up Milestones
105 Creating Issues
106 Closing Issues
107 Associating Issues with Commits
108 Using Mentions with Issues
GitHub Gists
109 GitHub Gists Overview
110 Creating Gists
111 Working with Gists Locally
112 Sharing Gists
113 Deleting Gists
GitHub Organizations
114 GitHub Organizations Overview
115 Creating a GitHub Organization
116 Transferring a Repository to the Organization
117 Forking Back to Your Account
118 Updating Remote Referneces on the Local side
119 Branches and Confusion
120 Organizations vs Personal Account
121 Working with Teams
122 Team Permissions
123 Managing Teams
124 Organizations Profile
125 Destructive Actions
Conclusion
126 Review and Next Steps
Bonus Background and Extra Content
127 Background Overview
128 About the Instructor
129 History of Git
130 Comparing Git with Other SCM Tools
Bonus Full Windows Installation
131 Windows Full Install Overview
132 Git for Windows Installation
133 Git Bash Window Adjustments
134 Git for Windows Gitting Help
135 Git for Windows Minimal Configuration
136 Notepad Installation
137 Notepad Git Integration
138 P4Merge Installation
139 P4Merge Git Integration
Bonus Full Mac OS X Installation
140 Full Mac OS X Installation Overview
141 Apple Git Installation
142 Gitting Help
143 Git Minimal Configuration
144 TextMate 2 Installation
145 TextMate 2 Configuration
146 TextMate 2 Git Integration
147 P4Merge Installation
148 P4Merge Git Integration
149 Git Prompt on Mac
Special Offers
150 Bonus Exclusive Student Discounts
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