Git & GitHub Boot Camp
Git & GitHub Boot Camp Course Details:
In just a few years, Git has become the de-facto standard source control system in the software development industry. In a world where people no longer need to be physically in the same room to get things done, a powerful distributed source control system makes sense.
But a source control system alone isn’t enough for teams and organizations to work together. GitHub has made it ever easier for developers to collaborate using Git. Both newcomers and seasoned software developers have flocked to GitHub for their projects, powered by a vibrant open source community. But GitHub is not only there for open source projects. More and more companies are moving towards GitHub because of its easy use and popularity among developers.
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Git – Basic and Advance Commands
Getting started with Git
- Installing Git on Windows
- Installing Git on Mac
- Installing Git on Linux
Basic Git commands
- Initializing a repository
- Adding commits
- Adding a remote
- Pushing to the remote
- Pulling from the remote
- Creating a branch
- Merging
Advanced Git commands
- Commit --amend
- Rebasing
- Interactive rebasing
- Merging fast-forward
- Normal merging vs fast-forward merging.
- Cherry-picking
- Bisect
- Aliasses
- Hooks
GitHub – Team and Enterprise Applications
Getting started with GitHub
- Signing up
- Two-factor authentication
- Searching GitHub
- Starring repositories
- Following people
- Watching repositories
- Commit email addresses
- Notifications
Options for teams
- Organization accounts
- Teams
- Paid plans
- Repositories
- Creating a repository
- Setting permissions
Working In Teams
- GitHub Flow
- GitFlow
- Working With Pull Requests
- Documentation
- Readme
- Markdown files
- Wiki
- GitHub pages
- Issues
- Projects
- Releases
*Please Note: Course Outline is subject to change without notice. Exact course outline will be provided at time of registration.
- How to install Git on Windows, Mac and Linux
- Perform basic Git commands like initiating a repository, creating a branch and adding commits
- Perform advanced Git commands like rebasing, cherry-picking, aliases and hooks
- Set organization accounts to combine multiple GitHub users into an organization
- Split up organization accounts into multiple teams
- Create a repository and set up permissions
- Make pull requests work, create a branch, push commits, create the pull request, have someone approve and merge
Developers and Programmers