Course Description
Learn more advanced Git by practicing the concepts of Git version control. Increase your Git knowledge by learning more advanced systems within Git.
Course Overview
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Level 1 Free Level Introduction 1 Video | 8 Challenges
Learn the basics of Git
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Level 2 Staging & Remotes 1 Video | 13 Challenges
Add and remove changed files, and work with remote repositories
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Level 3 Cloning & Branching 1 Video | 7 Challenges
Clone repositories and learn how to work with multiple branches
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Level 4 Collaboration Basics 1 Video | 5 Challenges
Work simultaneously with multiple users
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Level 5 Branching 1 Video | 10 Challenges
Work with remote branches and reference commits
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Level 6 Rebase belong to us 1 Video | 11 Challenges
Optimize merging and fix merge conflicts
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Level 7 History and Configuration 1 Video | 10 Challenges
Learn how to configure and view commit logs
Recommended Prerequisites
About The Professors
Olivier Lacan
Olivier was an innocent French web designer when Rails for Zombies infected his brain. The course motivated him to learn to build what he previously could only design. Now set free by the eloquence of Ruby, he spends his time learning, teaching, and shipping code for Code School.
Gregg Pollack
Gregg is passionate about taking complex topics and teaching them efficiently. He's helped build Envy Labs, Starter Studio, and Code School. He also furthers education through BarCamp in Orlando, the Orlando Ruby Users Group, and the Orlando Tech Events newsletter.
Teaching Assistant
Course Notes
This course should take approximately 4 - 5 hours.
This course teaches Git using version 1.7.9.5.
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Course Reviews (146)
ChemaGallego
As a absolute beginner with Git I was searching for a good introduction for this software and I found 'Try Git' and I liked very much, so I decided to follow with Git Real 1 and it works for me. Anyway, I personally would add a final project to work with a real git server following a script where the student have to show snapshots of results. Well, in a few day I shall begin Git Real 2.
Sebastien Vincent
It's cover everything you need to known for a day to day operation
Tyson
This really helped my get a much better understanding of git, that I was not getting from other online resources. Thank you very much.
platforma
Well explained, diagrams definitely help to visualise the conflict situation. All examples provide useful practice for managing your git repo and get a gentle start on collaborative work. Would love to see more on git flow in the future. Alex