GIT - Getting started

Unlock the power of Git with this comprehensive course! Learn essential Git commands and fundamental version control concepts to streamline your software development workflow.

This hands-on course will guide you through:

• Git Fundamentals: Master the core principles of version control and understand how Git tracks code changes. Discover the concept of Git snapshot history and how it allows you to revert to previous versions.
• Local & Remote Repositories: Learn how to create a Git code repository and effectively utilize local repositories. Understand how to connect to remote repositories and synchronize your local and remote repositories using simple, powerful commands.
• Team Collaboration with Git: Explore how Git facilitates seamless team collaboration. Discover how team members can share code using Git remote repositories and work together efficiently.
• Git Workflow: Gain practical understanding of Git workflow best practices and learn how to implement them in your projects.
• GitHub & GitLab Overview: Get an overview of popular web-based Git platforms like GitHub and GitLab. Learn how these platforms serve as powerful code repositories and offer a wealth of features, including:
  • Bug/Issue Tracking: Effectively manage and resolve issues.
  • Project Management: Organize and track project progress.
  • Team Collaboration: Enhance communication and teamwork.
  • Code Review: Utilize Pull Requests and Merge Requests for thorough code reviews.
  • CI/CD: Implement Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery pipelines.
  • Binary Package Management: Manage binary packages.
  • Code Vulnerability Assessment: Identify and address potential security risks.
  • Code Vulnerability Scan: Automate security scans.
  • Pipeline Performance Analysis: Derive insights from pipeline performance.
  • Wikis: Create and maintain project documentation.
• Distributed vs. Centralized Version Control: Understand the key differences between Distributed version control systems (like Git) and Centralized version control systems.