Fundamentals of Git Source Control Management
Learn Git visually! This course offers a clear, easy-to-understand introduction to version control for developers. Master Git basics with a visual approach.
Course Content
Fundamentals of Git Source Control Management is a beginner-level Udemy course taught by Dan Jordan. It runs 2h 35m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.6 out of 5 from 72 reviews, with 194 students enrolled. It is a paid course, first published July 2020.
Learn Git SCM from a NASA engineer! This course provides a clear and practical introduction to version control using Git, perfect for beginners and intermediate developers alike. We'll dive into the fundamental concepts of Git, starting with a solid understanding of commits, parent relationships, and branches.
This curriculum features 8 hands-on exercises designed to reinforce the concepts taught in the videos. You'll work directly with the instructor to navigate real-world scenarios and solidify your skills. By the end of this course, you'll be confidently equipped to use Git in any software project, whether new or legacy.
Here's a breakdown of what you'll learn:
- Terminology and Common Commands: Master the essential vocabulary and frequently used commands for effective Git usage.
- Understanding Commits & the Tree: Grasp the core concept of commits and how they build the history of your project.
- Git Tags: Learn to use Git tags for marking important milestones in your project's development.
- Git Branches: Become proficient in creating, managing, and utilizing Git branches for parallel development.
- Remotes and Sharing Branches: Discover how to collaborate effectively using remotes and share your Git branches with others.
- Git diff and difftool: Understand how to compare changes using Git diff and explore powerful difftool options.
- Merge Conflict Resolution: Learn strategies for resolving merge conflicts gracefully and efficiently.
- Merging vs. Rebasing: Explore the differences between merging and rebasing and when to use each approach.
- The Git Index: Understand the role of the Git index in preparing changes for commits.
- Best Practices: Adopt best practices for Git workflow to ensure a smooth and collaborative development process.
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