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Git for Visual Studio Developers

By Esteban Garcia
This course teaches you how to work with Git from Visual Studio.
Course info
Rating
(684)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Dec 18, 2013
Duration
2h 58m
Table of contents
Course Introduction
Introduction 4m Demo: Check-Out Model 2m Demo: Edit and Commit Model 2m DVCS 1m Git Intro 2m Summary 0m
Git vs Centralized Version Control
Introduction 1m Installing and Configuring Git for Windows 2m Working With Git 5m Important Git Commands 7m Branching With Git 2m Demo: Branching With Git 3m Git Workflow 5m Summary 1m
Working With Visual Studio
Introduction 1m Git Source Control Provider for Visual Studio 1m Demo: Git Source Control Provider for Visual Studio 9m Git Extensions 1m Demo: Git Extensions 5m Visual Studio Tools for Git 1m Demo: Visual Studio Tools for Git 11m Working With GitHub 2m Demo: Working With GitHub 8m Git-TF 1m Demo: Git-TF 6m Summary 1m
TFS 2013
Introduction 1m TFS 2013 and Git: Getting Started 4m Demo: Setting Up a Local Repo With Visual Studio 2013 6m Demo: Branching With Visual Studio 2013 7m Demo: Creating a TFS Git Repository 6m Demo: Working With a TFS Git Repository 4m Demo: Working With Git in Team Foundation Service 4m TFS Work Item integration With Git 1m Demo: TFS Work Item Integration With Git 5m Team Foundation Build 1m Demo: Team Foundation Build and Git 4m Summary 1m
Pull Requests
Introduction to Git Pull Requests 1m Pull Requests Explained 3m TFS Pull Request Notifications 1m Demo: Setting Up TFS Pull Request Notifications 5m Demo: Requesting a Pull Request 5m Demo: Pull Request Process 7m Demo: Pull Request Email Notifications 3m Summary 1m
CodeLens
Introduction to CodeLens 2m CodeLens Indicators 2m Git Implementation 1m Demo: Enabling CodeLense Indicators in Visual Studio 1m Demo: Reference Indicators 7m Demo: Unit Test Indicators 4m Demo: Version History Indicators 4m Demo: CodeLens Across Branches 1m Demo: CodeLens With GitHub 2m Summary 2m
Description
Course info
Rating
(684)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Dec 18, 2013
Duration
2h 58m
Description

As a developer that works primarily with Visual Studio, you may be used to working with a Centralized Version Control System. This course shows you how to use and get the most out of Git while staying inside of your Visual Studio IDE. The course covers Visual Studio 2010, 2012, and 2013 and shows you new capabilities introduced by Git inside of TFS 2013.

About the author
Esteban Garcia
About the author

Microsoft Visual Studio ALM MVP, ALM Ranger, Telerik Insider, and president of the Orlando .NET User Group (ONETUG). He is passionate about Scrum and continuous improvement using Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server.

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