Git & Version Control
Master Git, the version control system every software team uses: track changes, stage and commit work, read history, branch and switch, understand merging and conflicts, work with remotes like GitHub, write good commit messages, and collaborate without stepping on each other.
Every lesson runs real code in your browser, checked the moment you submit. No installing anything, no setup, no waiting.
Start Git & Version Control freeWhat this course covers
- What Is Git?
- Starting a Repository: git init
- The Staging Area: git add
- Saving Snapshots: git commit
- Reading History: git log
- The Everyday Git Workflow
- Checking What Changed: git status
- Branches: Parallel Lines of Work
- Switching Branches: git checkout
- Merging Branches
- Merge Conflicts and How to Resolve Them
- Remote Repositories and GitHub
- Working with Remotes: clone, pull, push
- Ignoring Files: .gitignore
- Undoing Mistakes
- Collaborating with Branches and Pull Requests
- Good Commits and Best Practices
- Capstone: A Full Project History
- Seeing Changes and Stashing Work
- Pull Requests and Code Review
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