Git Fundamentals

By James Kovacs
Getting started with Git
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By James Kovacs
Getting started with Git
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Introduction to Git
25m 3s
Overview 0m 28s A Brief History 2m 6s Advantages of DVCs 4m 39s About Git 1m 5s Installing Git on Windows 4m 24s Installing Git on Mac OSX 0m 45s Installing Git on Linux 0m 44s Configuring Git 1m 5s How to Configure Git 9m 14s Summary 0m 33s
Working Locally with Git
20m 45s
Overview 1m 1s Creating a local repository, adding files, and committing changes 2m 20s Viewing history and diffs 3m 30s Staging changes as multiple commits 2m 25s Deleting and renaming files 2m 16s Undoing changes to the working copy 1m 48s Undoing/redoing changes in the repository 2m 46s Cleaning the working copy 1m 14s Ignoring files with .gitignore 2m 40s Summary 0m 45s
Working Remotely with Git
26m 48s
Overview 0m 44s Cloning a Remote Repository 1m 11s Basic Repository Statistics 3m 34s Viewing Commits 2m 27s Git Protocols 3m 0s Viewing Branches and Tags 0m 53s Fetching from a Remote 3m 24s Pulling from a Remote 1m 59s Pushing to a Remote 2m 57s Creating and Verifying Tags 3m 21s Pushing Tags to a Remote 2m 53s Summary 0m 25s
Branching, Merging, and Rebasing with Git
38m 49s
Overview 0m 37s Visualizing branches 2m 9s Creating local branches 1m 24s Difference between branches and tags 1m 53s Renaming and deleting branches 2m 28s Recovering deleted commits 2m 9s Stashing changes 5m 3s Merging branches 5m 22s Rebasing changes 7m 2s Cherry-picking changes 4m 24s Creating a remote branch 3m 10s Deleting a remote branch 2m 50s Summary 0m 18s
Git is a popular distributed version control system (DVCS). In this course, learn how to create a local repository, commit files, push changes to a remote repository, fix errors in your commits, and many of Git's other features. Understand the difference between the working copy, staging area, and repository itself. Come learn the power of Git.
Table of Contents
Expand all
Introduction to Git
25m 3s
Overview 0m 28s A Brief History 2m 6s Advantages of DVCs 4m 39s About Git 1m 5s Installing Git on Windows 4m 24s Installing Git on Mac OSX 0m 45s Installing Git on Linux 0m 44s Configuring Git 1m 5s How to Configure Git 9m 14s Summary 0m 33s
Working Locally with Git
20m 45s
Overview 1m 1s Creating a local repository, adding files, and committing changes 2m 20s Viewing history and diffs 3m 30s Staging changes as multiple commits 2m 25s Deleting and renaming files 2m 16s Undoing changes to the working copy 1m 48s Undoing/redoing changes in the repository 2m 46s Cleaning the working copy 1m 14s Ignoring files with .gitignore 2m 40s Summary 0m 45s
Working Remotely with Git
26m 48s
Overview 0m 44s Cloning a Remote Repository 1m 11s Basic Repository Statistics 3m 34s Viewing Commits 2m 27s Git Protocols 3m 0s Viewing Branches and Tags 0m 53s Fetching from a Remote 3m 24s Pulling from a Remote 1m 59s Pushing to a Remote 2m 57s Creating and Verifying Tags 3m 21s Pushing Tags to a Remote 2m 53s Summary 0m 25s
Branching, Merging, and Rebasing with Git
38m 49s
Overview 0m 37s Visualizing branches 2m 9s Creating local branches 1m 24s Difference between branches and tags 1m 53s Renaming and deleting branches 2m 28s Recovering deleted commits 2m 9s Stashing changes 5m 3s Merging branches 5m 22s Rebasing changes 7m 2s Cherry-picking changes 4m 24s Creating a remote branch 3m 10s Deleting a remote branch 2m 50s Summary 0m 18s
Description
Git is a popular distributed version control system (DVCS). In this course, learn how to create a local repository, commit files, push changes to a remote repository, fix errors in your commits, and many of Git's other features. Understand the difference between the working copy, staging area, and repository itself. Come learn the power of Git.
Course info
Level
Intermediate
Rating
(1939)
Duration
1h 51m
Released
23 May 2012
Course authors
James Kovacs

James Kovacs is a Technical Evangelist for JetBrains. He is passionate in sharing his knowledge about OO, SOLID, TDD/BDD, testing, object-relational mapping, dependency injection, refactoring, continuous integration, and related techniques.

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