01-24-2025, 03:27 PM
Git - Getting Started
Published 1/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 504.47 MB | Duration: 1h 44m
Git Getting started - A course to help understand Git concepts and commands and help start using Git for your projects
What you'll learn
Understand Software configuration Management concept. and know what is the need of using a version control system.
Know, types of version control systems used for tracking changes to your software code. What's a Centralized VCS and a Distributed VCS.
Apply your knowledge to use GIT as a version control tool in a Team environment. How to collaborate on GITHub while maintaining version control.
Discover and understand how to use different GIT based hosted Version control Systems.
Requirements
No Programing experience needed.
Basic understanding of Software Delivery Life Cycle (SDLC)
Description
In this course, we will touch upon some of the important commands and concepts that will make it easy for us to take our journey to understand and work with GIT. We will get hands-on with GIT commands and we will clear our Version control concepts. We will also understand the difference between a Distributed version control system and Centralized version control system.We will understand how we can track the code changes history and concept of Git snapshot history. we will start with creating GIT code repository and see how to use GIT in Team environment. How team members can share code with each other using GIT remote repositories. How does the Local and remote repositories in GIT are synched using simple commands.We will understand the concept of GIT workflow and see how it works practically.We will also take an overview of GitHub and GitLab as web-based tools and understand GitHub and GitLab used as code repository along with features like bug or issue tracking, project management, team collaboration, code review using Pull request and Merge request feature, Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD), binary package management, code vulnerability assessment, code vulnerability scan, Derive analysis of pipeline performance, Wikis, etc.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: What is a Version Control System and How Git is different from other VCS tools
Lecture 2 Need for a Version Control System
Lecture 3 Types of Version Control Systems, DVCS and CVCS
Lecture 4 The Distributed Version Control System, How it works?
Lecture 5 Welcome to Git, the DVCS
Lecture 6 Installing Git on Windows and Linux
Lecture 7 Putting the Project on Git Version Control
Lecture 8 Section2 - Summary
Section 3: Working with Git
Lecture 9 Tracking Project History and Versions
Lecture 10 What is snapshot history and Hash Objects in Git database
Lecture 11 Working with Git Commands
Lecture 12 Using Git in team environment
Lecture 13 Sharing code with team members
Lecture 14 Sharing code with Team members - Demo
Lecture 15 Summary
Section 4: Working with Git remote repositories
Lecture 16 Connecting to a Git remote repository
Lecture 17 GitHub overview
Lecture 18 GitLab overview
Lecture 19 Workflow for an Open-Source project
Lecture 20 Summary
Section 5: Git Facts - a Recap
Lecture 21 Few reason to Dislike Git !!!
Lecture 22 Final Summary
Beginner coders and software developers,Application developers,DevOps Engineer