"Git Complete: The definitive, step-by-step guide to Git, the essential command-line tool for version control” is your ultimate guide to this powerful tool incorporated into modern software development. Whether you are a new developer or an experienced one, this knowledge and practical skills will help you cope with the processes in Git easily.
Every aspect of the installation and the program's advanced concepts have been written and compiled with great aesthetics and intelligence. One’s progression will happen from gaining a bird' s-eye view of a tool to more directed, hands-on sessions in which the general use of the tool is gradually explicated across various applications on both Windows and Mac.
To make it easier for you to deal with some of the more complicated version control challenges, this chapter will provide you with very detailed information on branching, merging, rebasing, and tagging. You will have over 4 hours of intense learning through our engaging presentations, screencasting, and the additional material provided to guarantee that no detail and no concept is murky. Keep up with the course and get more supplementary materials; the authors and the community are responsive. "Git Complete: The definitive, step-by-step guide to Git” is the manual that can be considered as the guide to SUCCESS for your team and for YOU in modern software development processes.
Git Complete: The definitive, step-by-step guide to Git Table of Contents:
- Become familiar with key ideas of Git source control.
- Precisely work through the entirety of the Git workflow with no hitches.
- Understand and compare branches, commits, and other states of it.
- Handle files in Git and coordinate files located outside of Git, copy, rename, delete, and update managed files.
- Mastery creating new repositories on GitHub, forking repositories, and pushing new modifications back after working locally.
- Proficiently build branches and proficiently handle merge conflicts
Who is this course for?
- Anyone who uses source control and needs it for their software development project or newcomers to Git who have prior experience but are interested in learning more about Source Control.
- Developers or technical team leads looking for version control in their organization or department.
- Others can be freelance workers and other independent individuals who are mostly involved in designing or creating projects and would like to incorporate git for better organization and productivity.
