Git & Github Course

Do you want to become a coding pro and stay ahead of the competition? Learning Git and GitHub is the perfect way to do that. With this comprehensive course, you’ll learn the essential tools of version control and collaboration so you can stay organized and efficient. You’ll gain the skills to manage and share your code with other developers, making it easier to work on projects together. Plus, you’ll get hands-on experience with real-world projects. Start mastering Git and GitHub today and get ahead of the game! Learn now

Git & Github Course difficulty level is beginner . We scale courses on a three-level scale. Beginner fits even total beginners. Mid is for people with some knowledge, and advanced level is for people who know the topic and have some coding skills. Learn now

Git & Github Course is planned for 3h of work. Learn now

How you will learn during Git & Github Course

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What you will learn in Git & Github Course

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Introduction to Version Control with Git

Working with Git Branches

Managing Remote Repositories with Git

Create Remote Repository with Git and Github

Merging, Reverting, and Resolving Conflicts with Git

Git & Github Course

How you will learn during Git & Github Course

What you will learn in Git & Github Course

Introduction to Version Control with Git

Working with Git Branches

Managing Remote Repositories with Git

Create Remote Repository with Git and Github

Merging, Reverting, and Resolving Conflicts with Git

Advanced Git Techniques

Writing Documentation with Git

Automating Tasks with Git Hooks

Troubleshooting and Debugging with Git

Integrating Git with Continuous Integration Tools

An Overview of Git Workflows

Command Line Basics for Git

Customizing Git Configuration Files

Creating and Using Git Tags

Using Git Bisect to Find Broken Code

Leveraging Git Stash for Temporary Work

Creating and Maintaining Git Submodules

Security Best Practices for Using Git