Git Fundamentals
By James Kovacs
Getting started with Git
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
May 23, 2012
Duration
1h 51m
Table of contents
Introduction to Git
Overview
0m
A Brief History
2m
Advantages of DVCs
5m
About Git
1m
Installing Git on Windows
4m
Installing Git on Mac OSX
1m
Installing Git on Linux
1m
Configuring Git
1m
How to Configure Git
9m
Summary
1m
Working Locally with Git
Overview
1m
Creating a local repository, adding files, and committing changes
2m
Viewing history and diffs
4m
Staging changes as multiple commits
2m
Deleting and renaming files
2m
Undoing changes to the working copy
2m
Undoing/redoing changes in the repository
3m
Cleaning the working copy
1m
Ignoring files with .gitignore
3m
Summary
1m
Working Remotely with Git
Overview
1m
Cloning a Remote Repository
1m
Basic Repository Statistics
4m
Viewing Commits
2m
Git Protocols
3m
Viewing Branches and Tags
1m
Fetching from a Remote
3m
Pulling from a Remote
2m
Pushing to a Remote
3m
Creating and Verifying Tags
3m
Pushing Tags to a Remote
3m
Summary
0m
Branching, Merging, and Rebasing with Git
Overview
1m
Visualizing branches
2m
Creating local branches
1m
Difference between branches and tags
2m
Renaming and deleting branches
2m
Recovering deleted commits
2m
Stashing changes
5m
Merging branches
5m
Rebasing changes
7m
Cherry-picking changes
4m
Creating a remote branch
3m
Deleting a remote branch
3m
Summary
0m
Description
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
May 23, 2012
Duration
1h 51m
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.
About the author
About the author
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.