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- Core Tech
Git
When it comes to version control, Git is the most widely used version control system in the world today. Git is a free, open source, distributed version control system that was created by Linus Torvalds, the creator of the Linux operating system kernel. Git is primarily used for managing and coordinating work among developers to collaboratively develop and maintain changes to any set of files. Git requires low operational overhead but is flexible and powerful enough to support the demands of complex, large-scale, distributed software development projects with speed and data integrity. This path is designed to start at the beginning with Git’s philosophy and fundamental concepts with little command line experience needed. You will understand how Git works, why it’s useful, and how you can get started using it in your own projects. You will then progress to intermediate skills for tracking and maintaining content, and how to collaborate with others in a shared project environment. Next, you will learn some advanced skills to use complex Git commands to better maintain, configure, and customize your Git projects. Finally, you will learn some advanced skills for debugging and rewriting your Git history and how to implement popular Git workflow patterns for medium to large-scale projects and teams.
Content in this path
Git Essentials
Get up to speed with Git by understanding its core concepts, foundational operations, and initial setup through hands-on practice
Practitioner
Build fluency in real-world Git usage with branching, merging, recovery, and advanced commit management strategies
Git Internals and Workflows
Dive into advanced Git features, internal mechanisms, and complex workflows to gain full control over your version history and automation
- The philosophy and fundamental concepts of Git
- Understanding how Git stores and manages changes within a repository
- Git branching and merge strategies
- Complex and personalized Git operations
- Git administration and user management
- Advanced Git configurations and attributes
- Git hooks to enforce workflow rules
- Debugging techniques
- Rewriting your Git history
- Popular Git workflow patterns for medium to large-scale projects and teams
- Knowledge of command line basics is required.
- GitHub
- Version control
- Software development
- Code management
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