Git & GitHub Crash Course: From Beginner to Pro, Learn Git & GitHub: Version control, branching, merging, rebasing, resolving conflicts, and real-world workflows.
Course Description
This course is your complete guide to mastering Git and GitHub from the ground up.
You’ll begin with the basics – installing Git, setting up your first repository, and understanding how version control works. Then, we’ll gradually move into more advanced topics like branching, merging, rebasing, squashing commits, and even using the reflog to recover lost work.
Throughout the course, you’ll gain hands-on experience with GitHub – learning how to clone projects, push your code, collaborate with others, and contribute to shared repositories. We’ll explore real-world scenarios, like resolving merge conflicts, reviewing code changes, and applying proven Git workflows used by professionals.
No prior experience is required – this course is designed specifically for absolute beginners, but also provides valuable insights for junior developers and self-taught programmers who want to elevate their skills.
By the end, you’ll confidently use Git and GitHub in your personal and team-based projects, following best practices and writing cleaner, more organized code.
You’ll improve your workflow, collaborate more effectively, and feel right at home in modern development environments.
Take control of your code and accelerate your growth with Git and GitHub.
You will learn:
Git Installation & Setup: Global and Local Settings
Git Workflow Explained: Working Area, Staging, Repository & .gitignore
Renaming and Deleting Files in Git: Git Commands
.gitignore: Types of Settings & Managing User Info in Git Config
GitHub Essentials: Cloning Repositories, Pushing & Pulling Changes, SSH Connect
Pushing Local Changes to GitHub, Deleting Repo, and CLI Connection Setup
Installing Git Graph Extension in VS Code & Basic Git Branch Commands
Merging Branches in Git: Step-by-Step Guide
Resolving Merge Conflicts in Git
Advanced Techniques Git Reflog and Reset: Hard vs Soft
Advanced Git Techniques: Amend, Squash, and Deleting Branches Merged & Unmerged
Working with Git Logs: Customizing Log Output and Using Aliases
Working with Git Rebase: What It Is?
